La cámara de Diputados del congreso argentino ha dado inicio al debate del proyecto que modificaría nuevamente la Ley de Defensa de la Competencia, presentada por los diputados Matio Negri y Elisa Carrió. Las nuevas modificaciones planteadas aumentarían las sanciones aplicables a quien violente los principios de la competencia, con multas que llegan hasta la disolución o liquidación de la firma infractora.
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