Minister Cúneo Libarona accused the “union caste” of not wanting to “let go of their privileges” and announced that he had taken the ATE members to court.
The Minister of Justice of the Nation, Mariano Cúneo Libarona, accused the “union caste” of not wanting “let go of your privileges” for carrying out a strike at the Automotive Registry and assured that He reported them to court because “they violently and extortionately interrupted the provision of services provided by the State to Argentines.”
“The union caste refuses to give up its privileges, and that is why members of ATE carried out a strike in the Automotive Registry, preventing the entry of workers and violently interrupting the provision of services that the State provides to Argentines,” the official said.
In this sense, he warned: “We have already reported them to the courts, because they violently and extortionately interrupted the provision of services provided by the State to Argentines.” “Keep one thing very clear: your extortions are not going to stop us. The gnocchi and the privileges of those who live off the taxpayers’ pockets are over.”he added.
On the other hand, Cúneo Libarona expressed: “During these first eleven months of management, We implemented a deep reduction in our employee base to fire those who did not work, “They had indefinite and overlapping functions, or they worked reduced hours without any justification.”
Along these lines he stated: “We inherited a plant of approximately 7,000 employees and in this first stage we laid off more than 1,600 gnocchi.”
Likewise, the head of the Justice portfolio highlighted: “With the same objective of shrinking the State to take care of every peso of Argentines, we closed the Ministry of Women, INADI, 44 Access to Justice Centers and 165 Automotive Registries. We also reduced automotive transfer costs to 1%, created the Single Digital File and We ended the monopoly of the Mint in the provision of license plates and certificates”.
“These advances demonstrate that the strike promoted by this union only seeks to protect its caste privileges, without caring at all about the negative impact that their actions generate in the daily lives of good Argentines, by preventing the Ministry from providing the services that correspond to it.”he insisted.
Finally, the minister reaffirmed his commitment to the reform of the State and the elimination of unnecessary privileges and regulations. “Every day we identify and eliminate some Soviet regulation or privilege designed to slow progress and favor caste. Our commitment to the reduction of the State is unwavering and we will not stop before the extortions of the union and political caste; On the contrary, this is just the beginning“he concluded.
Source: Ambito
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