The La Fraternidad machinists union announced the measure in demand of salary improvements. Which lines will be affected and what will happen to transportation during the day.
a new train stoppage It will take place this Wednesday, December 18. The measure was announced by the machinists union The Brotherhoodit will be at the national level and in demand of salary improvements. Meanwhile, users will look for alternatives transport to move around during the day, given the complications due to the lack of rail service.
The union pointed out last week that Javier Milei’s government “is unaware” of September and October inflation because it offers “laughable increases” for November, of 1%, and December, of 2.5%, nor does it “recognize the 46 % lost since the beginning of the management”.
With a short video, the machinists’ union pointed out that the “lubetarian salary increase” proposes “a 1% salary increase, which is equivalent to 2 lollipops a day.”
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Mariano Fuchila
Train stoppage will affect transportation this Wednesday, December 18
It is worth specifying that the train strike announced for tomorrow will be the second measure of force that takes place in the month of December. The past Tuesday 3 The union delegates also carried out a protest, which consisted of reducing the speed at which the formations moved.
“After 90 days without receiving a response from public officials, the La Fraternidad union decided to carry out a total stoppage of activities for next Wednesday, December 18, for 24 hours, throughout the national territory,” announced the union in a statement.
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The Fraternity also launched criticism against the opposition and described it as being “confused” and “without direction”, while “the workers are and will be alert, guarding the authentic values and achievements inherited from our doctrine and for the working people.”
According to a post by the union on social networks, the strike will remain active from midnight to 11:59 p.m. on Wednesday, December 18 and will extend to the entire national territory, this includes the six most frequent lines, which They connect multiple towns and neighborhoods with the Buenos Aires Metropolitan Area (AMBA): Roca, Mitre, San Martín, Urquiza, Belgrano Sur and Sarmiento.
Source: Ambito
