The new government of right-wing libertarian Argentinian President Javier Milei has banned the use of gender-sensitive language in all government offices. “No special characters may be used and the unnecessary use of the feminine form in documents must be avoided,” government spokesman Manuel Adorni said on Tuesday. The directive has already been enforced by the South American country’s armed forces and has now been extended to all federal agencies. Gendering is a gender-conscious use of language that is intended to express the equal treatment of all genders and identities. Milei, a former pro…