Unions Expect Pope Leo XIV to Air Their Demands, but Rule Out Criticism of the Government
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The head of the Union of Tourism Workers, Hoteliers and Gastronomics was part of the Pope’s meeting with the world of work.
The meeting brings together around 1000 people, including entrepreneurs from large companies and SMEs, trade unionists, workers and academics. Five people gave their testimony before the high pontiff.
The meeting of the world of work will be on Monday at 16.10 in the UCA and the business representatives. The visit of Leon XIV believe from the guilds that it will leave a more favorable social climate for their claims.
A hundred union leaders will participate on Monday in a World of Labor meeting in the UCA. They will seek to take their critical look at the situation in the country. They expect the Supreme Pontiff to leave a climate in favor of their demands and prepare measures of forces for the day after.
A hundred union leaders will participate on Monday in a World of Labor meeting in the UCA. They will seek to take their critical look at the situation in the country. They expect the Supreme Pontiff to leave a climate in favor of their demands and prepare measures of forces for the day after.
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