As President Milei’s austerity hits hard, jobless Argentines appeal to the patron saint of work
- Norma Villarreal, 56, sought help from St. Cayetano after losing her job, highlighting the struggles faced by many Argentines during the economic crisis.
- The annual pilgrimage to St. Cayetano Sanctuary serves as a reminder of ongoing economic despair in Argentina.
- Protests erupted in Buenos Aires against President Milei's job cuts, with union leader Rodolfo Aguiar demanding the return of jobs and denouncing fiscal surplus built on suffering.
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