Argentine opposition sides with workers amid Milei's adjustment policies

Argentine opposition sides with workers amid Milei's adjustment policies

Former Argentine President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner (CFK) Thursday issued a Workers' Day message on X, criticizing President Javier Milei’s government for eroding labor rights and reducing wages to 2001 levels. CFK pointed out the 'declared intention of Milei's government to continue sweeping away rights' and called on 'to remain united in the defense of the right to a dignified life, with work as a tool for progress.'

Victor Santa Maria and Mariano Recalde took part in the event at Matheu Street in Buenos Aires. There was a heartfelt greeting from Cristina Kirchner, whose message opened the day. “It is more important than ever to stick together and hold our flags,” continued the president of the National PJ. There was a tribute to Héctor Recalde.

The former president spoke to her militancy and to the unions, whom she called to "rethink their forms of representativeness in today's reality" The post "We can't pretend it's all right": Cristina Kirchner reappeared for Labor Day and spoke to Peronism appeared first on The Intransigent.

Former President Cristina Kirchner reappeared this Wednesday with a recorded message addressed to the Peronist militancy, in the framework of Labor Day, with strong definitions of the adjustment of the government, the deterioration of wages, the role of trade unionism and the need to update the forms of organization in the face of the challenges of the present. According to News Argentinas, the message was spread in a party act that took place a…

On May 1, in the framework of Labor Day, former President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner appeared again, with strong criticism of the national government. She also referred to the deterioration of wages and the role of trade unionism. “The truth is a very hard 1st of May. Very hard for everyone, well, not for everyone, for small minorities who are parawelling, but for the great national majorities it is a hard day,” she said. She criticized the …

In the framework of Labor Day, former President Cristina Kirchner published a message on social network X this Thursday, pointing against Javier Milei’s government, which she accused of “dragging away with the rights conquered by the people.” According to her, it is a “Tough Worker’s Day for the Large National Majorities,” marked by the strong loss of purchasing power, which, she said, is at levels similar to those of 2001. The former president …