CGTP Loreto Starts 48-Hour Strike and Demands General Subsidy From the Government to Reduce Fuel Price
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The CGTP Loreto suspended the 48-hour regional strike that began this Tuesday in Iquitos after agreeing on a space for dialogue with government representatives.
Several Loreto unions and unions are following a sharp 48-hour strike, with pickets, blockades, burning of tires and a strong mobilization in Iquitos. They are protesting the rise in fuel prices and the lack of action against illegal mining. During the day there were also moments of tension and a confrontation with the police, after agents had tried to clear one of the roads blocked by the protesters. Among their main demands is the arrival of a…
The CGTP Loreto started a 48-hour stoppage to demand solutions to the fuel price, the crisis the grid and the miner to illegal, while waiting for a di logo table with the government.
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