For Aguiar, “the Pope’s Visit Must Highlight the Crisis that the Government Wants to Cover up” - InfoGremials
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ATE Suspends Stoppage at Airports for the Pope's Visit but Warns that the Airport Conflict Continues
The Asociación Trabajadores del Estado (ATE) announced the temporary suspension of the measures of force planned for this Friday, November 6 at all airports in the country, a decision that was adopted only after receiving a formal request from the highest authorities of the Catholic Church in the face of the imminent arrival of Pope Leon XIV to Argentina. The postponement of the cessation of activities was generated after a direct communication …
ATE Suspended Protests at Airports over the Pope’s Arrival, but Warned that “the Conflict Continues”
Buenos Aires, 5 November (NA) -- The Secretary General of the Association of Workers of the State (ATE), Rodolfo Aguiar, announced that the protests will be temporarily suspended for this Friday, 5 November, at national and international airports due to the visit of Pope Leon XIV, who will arrive in Argentina on Sunday, 8 November. “We could say that in this government the Pope saved him!”, the unionist ironically published in his social network…
Leon XIV will arrive in Argentina on Sunday, November 8 and will stay until Wednesday 11, with activities in several cities.
In the prelude to the arrival of Pope Leo XIV, the secretary general of ATE Nacional, Rodolfo Aguiar, asked the Supreme Pontiff to “avoid the crisis that the government wants to cover up” and be the voice of the retired, the workers and those who suffer the adjustment. Moreover, he crossed harshly President Javier Milei for [...]
The secretary general of ATE Nacional, Rodolfo Aguiar, claimed that Pope Leon XIV’s next visit to Argentina is not reduced to a protocol agenda and that it serves to highlight the social consequences of the economic policies of Javier Milei’s government. “Milei does not want peace. He wants the Pope as a shield. He wants to wash his hands with him. He wants to use it to cover the suffering of the Argentine people,” said the leader, who asked the…
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