The Secretary of the Presidency participated in the meeting, Karina Milei; the Chief of Staff, Guillermo Francos; the deputy chief of staff of the Interior, Lisandro Catalan; the Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo; the presidential spokesman, Manuel Adorni and the presidential advisor, Santiago Caputo.
“National government meeting to end the ongoing extortion of Aerolíneas Argentinas unions,” the Cabinet Office posted on social media after the meeting.
Meanwhile, the presidential spokesman is expected to make an announcement to the accredited press on the subject at 11:30 a.m.
New strike by aeronautical unions affects 27 airports
Workers linked to the State Workers Association (ATE) and dependent on the National Civil Aviation Administration (ANAC), are carrying out a strike this Thursday to protest the “worrying salary situation” in the sector and to “reject the layoffs.” The strike “it will not affect the safety of air operations”according to official sources.
The cessation of services will take place at the 27 airports across the country in two stages: between 6 a.m. and 12 p.m. and between 5 p.m. and 10 p.m. During this period, only medical and humanitarian flights and state aircraft will be guaranteed.
However, the national government indicated that “the strike announced for this Thursday by ATE-ANAC is a measure by state employees of ANAC, which has no relation to the work of air traffic controllers or impact on operational safety at airports.”
In the midst of the aeronautical strike, Mauricio Macri said that Aerolíneas Argentinas is a “scam” and called for the “urgent dismantling” of the company
He Former President Mauricio Macri used his social networks to demand a “urgent disarmament plan” for Aerolíneas Argentinas. The request from the head of the PRO comes in the midst of a New strike by aeronautics by the wage dispute.
In a long message on his X account, Macri harshly criticized the Association of Airline Pilots (APLA), the Association of Aeronautical Technical Personnel (APLA) and the Argentine Association of Flight Attendants (AAA) and assured that their collective agreements stipulate “unsustainable and shameful privileges“. Finally, the former president assured that “the right path” implies “stop solving the Aerolíneas deficit with taxes“.
Source: Ambito
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