Former President Cristina Kirchner asked union leaders not to take offense and warned that “the world has changed and we have new demands.”
After receiving a new honoris causa, the former president Cristina Kirchner you answered This Friday at CGT in one of the sections of the master class he gave at the National University of the West. “We need to sit down at the table and figure out how we can represent all workers again.“he asked the union representatives who had been upset because he had said that there was a low rate of unionization.
In his document “It’s the bimonetary economy, stupid” released on September 3, the former president warned that the Trade union representations are no longer the expression of the majority of workers“Registered workers in the private sector are not only a minority, but only 40% of them are unionized,” he said.
This upset the CGT leaders.. The general secretary of UPCN (state), Andres Rodriguezsaid that he had the numbers wrong. While for the leader of Truckers, Pablo Moyanodownplayed the document and said that “it does not help at all” and asked that the Peronist leaders meet to resolve the internal disputes they are currently experiencing.
During her master class, Cristina Kirchner once again challenged the union leaders: “What was Peronism? Taking charge of the new demands that already existed in ’45. We cannot remain tied to those demands of 45. The world has changed and we have new demands. And No one should feel offendedOn the contrary, you have to sit at the table to think about how we can represent all workers again of the Argentine Republic,” he requested.
Cristina Kirchner renewed her criticism of Milei: “Get rid of Friedman, get the Argentine manual and start governing”
After his crosses with Javier Milei on social networks, Cristina Kirchner reappeared publicly this Friday in the Buenos Aires town of Merlo, where she received the Honoris Causa distinction from the Universidad Nacional del Oeste (UNO). The former president gave a keynote speech entitled “It’s still a bimonetary economy, stupid,” and he sent a message to the president: “Get rid of Friedman, get rid of the Austrian school, get the Argentine manual and start governing.”
Accompanied by the mayor of Merlo, Gustavo Menendezand the rector of the UNO, Roberto GalloCristina spoke in front of an audience that included the governor of Buenos Aires, Axel Kicillofas well as provincial officials, mayors, deputies and senators and various political and social leaders of the Justicialist Party and allied spaces.
Source: Ambito
