President Javier Milei published an ironic photo about the figure of union members. The Secretary of Transportation, Franco Mogetta, spoke of a “political boycott” after the forceful measure.
He Government He again questioned the unionists who are carrying out the 24 hour transport stoppage during this Wednesday. He president Javier Milei published an ironic photo about the union members and the Secretary of Transportation, Franco Mogettaspoke of a “political boycott” against management.
Mogetta referred to a functional group to a sector “that is trying to organize itself to complicate life for a Government that does not stop growing”. The measure affects the train, plane, subway, truck and ship service. Buses are expected to stop tomorrow.
What the Government says about the transport strike
“They are the horsemen of backwardnessthe ghost train pilotsthat with all their economic issues resolved, the only thing they do is try to take care of those privileges that they were achieving with the last government,” said the official on Radio Miter.
According to Mogetta, today “the worker’s life was complicatedto the common person.” He also maintained that the strike “does not have any type of justification, because they talk about abstract issues such as social justice, sovereignty…”.
“The union members do not let you work”, the government message at the Retiro station
“By the measure of strength of the unionist Moyano and Biró to take care of your privileges, this Wednesday there will be no transportation services,” completes the letter that was also distributed the day before through the application My Argentina.
Transport and state strikes and blackouts: week of conflict for Javier Milei
With the 36-hour strike of the state ATE which started this Tuesday, The Government will face three days of union protests, with force measures that will have a peak today with the cessation of activities of the unions of the Transportation Table. Tomorrow will continue without collective activity, if the joint conflict is not resolved.
Source: Ambito
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