After the Ministry of National Security file a criminal complaint against the Secretary General of the Association of Airline Pilots (APLA), Pablo Biró“by extortion and threats“, the CGT repudiated the decision of the portfolio headed by Patricia Bullrich and urged “the company to to settle labour disputes within the scope of collective bargaining“. The judicial presentation took place within the framework of force measures organized by the aeronautical sector in demand for salary increases.
In this sense, they considered that “the differences between employers and workers It must take place in the field of social dialogue and not in the search for criminal responsibility. in one or another statement or action whose sole purpose is to defend the labor rights of aeronautical workers.”
Finally, through a statement, the CGT called on the Government to “reflection” regarding the “inconsequentiality of try to resolve in court what should be discussed at a negotiating table“.
The Ministry of Security denounced Pablo Biró for “threats and extortion”
The text of the workers’ union arrived after this afternoon, the portfolio in charge of Patricia Bullrich denounce the head of the pilots’ union for “threats and extortion”within the framework of a long struggle of the different aeronautical unions for salary improvements.
Through Fernando Soto, a lawyer for the ministry, the Government made the presentation ”in the wake of Biró’s recent statements in the media, in which He warned of his intention to harm air transport, saying that ‘this is going to get much worse’‘”.
They also stated that ”such statements raise serious concerns “on the impact they could have on the operation of Aerolíneas Argentinas and on the safety of passengers,” they said in a statement.
The conflict finally escalated after the Government made official the declaration of “essential service” to the air activity, which had been announced last Friday, the same day that the aeronautical unions were on a 24-hour strike.
In light of the officialisation of the measure, the unions, led by Pablo Birowarned that they would appear before the courts to reverse the situation and anticipated that The conflict they have with Aerolíneas Argentinas in particular and the Government in general, “is going to get worse.”
“It is an illegitimate and illegal measure. We will appeal to the local justice system, to the ILO, to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR). The right to strike is fundamental, it can only be regulated when higher assets, such as life or health, are at risk.“, said Biró on Radio Mitre.
Source: Ambito
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