The confirmed force measure will be the second to take place this month. What will happen to buses and the subway.
The machinists’ union La Fraternidad announced a “total stoppage of activities” on trains throughout the country for the Next Wednesday, December 18, 2024 demanding better salaries.
The union pointed out that the government of Javier Milei “does not know” the inflation of September and October because it offers “laughable increases” for November, 1%and December, 2.5%just as it does not “recognize the 46% lost since the beginning of the administration”.
“After 90 days Without receiving a response from public officials, the La Fraternidad union decided to carry out a total stoppage of activities for the next Wednesday December 18by 24 hoursthroughout the national territory,” the union announced in a statement.
Argentine Trains Sarmiento Belgrano Roca Miter
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The Fraternity also launched criticism against the opposition and described it as being “confused” and “without direction”, while “the workers are and will be alert, guarding the authentic values and achievements inherited from our doctrine and for the working people.”
Train stoppage: what will happen to transport
As is known, the strike will extend throughout the country, but the complications tend to be accentuated on the six lines with the greatest influx of passengers: Roca, Miter, San Martín, Urquiza, Belgrano Sur and Sarmientothose that circulate in the Buenos Aires Metropolitan Area (AMBA).
For the moment, and despite the confirmation of The Fraternity, the collectives and the different formations of subways will function normally on December 18, although we will have to wait as the days go by to see what decision the different unions make.
It is worth specifying that the train strike announced for next Wednesday will be the second measure of force that takes place in the month of December. He Tuesday 3 The union delegates also carried out a protest, which consisted of reducing the speed at which the formations moved.
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