Kicillof Launched the “Riesgo Milei” and Assured that the National Government Seeks to Destroy Labor and Industry
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Governor Axel Kicillof and Minister of Labor Walter Correa closed in Mar del Plata the First Bonaerense Congress of Labor, which for two days brought together more than six thousand participants from trade unions, business chambers, municipalities, cooperatives, universities, the Social Pastoral and social organizations. The meeting was organized by the Ministry of Labour of the Province and the IFC. In the 26 commissions, the different situatio…
The Buenos Aires governor, Axel Kicillof, closed in Mar del Plata the First Bonaerense Congress of Labor with strong criticism of President Javier Milei and warned that the main danger for the country is the deepening of the current economic model. “Today the risk facing Argentina is the ‘Riesgo Milei’,” he said. The meeting, organized by the Ministry of Labour Buenos Aires together with the Federal Investment Council, brought together for two d…
Axel Kicillof today closed the first Bonaerense Congress of Labor in Mar del Plata surrounded by the union leadership. With Héctor Daer, Hugo Moyano son and Octavio Argüello behind his back, the governor marked Milei’s distance and showed muscle for his national project 2027. The meeting was held between Thursday and Friday at the Intersur 13 de Julio Hotel of the Union of Light and Force. It was organized by Minister Walter Correa, who played l…
The governor of the province of Buenos Aires pointed against the economic model of the national government and claimed for the closures of companies and unemployment The post Kicilof in Mar del Plata: «Today Argentina faces the ‘Riesgo Milei'» appeared first on El Intransigente.
The Buenos Aires governor closed a congress on employment in Mar del Plata and questioned national economic policies. He was accompanied by union leaders and referents of Peronism.
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