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Collective Stoppage in Tucumán: 13 of the 14 Lines of the Capital Do Not Work and Affects About 250,000 Passengers
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Users of the public transport of San Miguel de Tucumán will suffer this Friday, and for the second consecutive day, the strike of the union of the drivers of collectives (UTA). The measure affects 13 of the 14 lines that provide services in the capital Tucumana and has origin in the suspension of 154 workers that rules since last Tuesday due to the fall of the collection and the delays in receiving the subsidies, according to the entrepreneur. T…
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