Later, there was a popular “ollazo” in Plaza Congreso where they warned that social plans are “frozen” at $78,000 against an “interannual inflation of 193%.”
Social organizations marched again this Wednesday for the 9 de Julio Avenue to protest against “hunger, unemployment and repression” by the government of Javier Milei. He Piquetero Fighting Front arrived at the Congress Square around 12 noon where he made a “ollazo” and after moving to Ministry of Human Capital.
The organizations denounced that the portfolio led by Sandra Pettovello “cut assistance policies in a context of growing poverty and destitution.”
Another focus of the protest was on social programs: they warned that they are “frozen” in $78,000 against one “year-on-year inflation of 193%”which affects “hundreds of thousands of precarious workers” who subsist on “meager income”, in addition to other “harmful measures”.
“Since the Ministry of Human Capitalnot satisfied with the adjustment they have been deploying, have recently moved forward with more than 60 thousand withdrawals from the Social Accompaniment program due to lack of registration: that is, due to not being organized, which is what the Government attacks so much“said the Piquetero Fighting Front in a statement.
Social organizations demanded a bonus of 100,000 pesos
The reference of Polo Obrero Eduardo Belliboni He stated that it will be a “very particular end of the year” and that the sector will have “more struggles” because “food is needed.”
For this reason, the leftist leader demanded from the President that grants a bonus 100,000 pesos to spend the New Year’s Eve Holidays.
“End of the year bonus of $100,000 (Emergency Family Income) so that all working families can spend the Holidays with dignity,” was one of the slogans of the call for the mobilization.
“More than 10 thousand comrades from the Piquetero Fighting Front, from the Polo Obrero, marched along Avenida de Mayo and along 9 de Julio, breaking the Bullrich protocol, this is going to be a very particular end of the year, we are going to more struggles “We need food,” said the leader of the Polo Obrero, Eduardo Belliboni, at the demonstration.
Source: Ambito
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