BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's senate overwhelmingly approved a law on Wednesday that will increase state funds dedicated to fighting hunger and improving nutrition as the country grapples with stifling inflation and increased poverty.
The measure establishes a "food emergency" and allocates a 50% boost in the current budget for national public food and nutrition policies, according to the government.
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