US EditionArgüello Accused “Treason” From Peronist Governors and Warned that Labor Reform “Backs to 1900”
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The leader of the central workers criticized the labor reform and acknowledged that there is a "crisis" in Peronism. The post The CGT charged the governors after the approval of the labor reform: "They will have to explain" appeared first on The Intransigent.
Octavio Argüello described as "traitors" the Peronist governors who accompanied the libertarian labor reform and accused them of "selling the dignity of the people by a ditch and two meters of asphalt." The labor reform promoted by the government of Javier Milei deepened the conflict with the CGT and opened a front of tension with Peronist governors, whom Octavio Argüello pointed out as responsible for facilitating their parliamentary progress. …
Thursday’s general strike showed a greater intensity than that of its predecessors, but it also showed a fragmentation that crosses the whole of the union arch. While the new United Trade Union Front (FreSU) motorized the measure and the CGT joined without mobilization, in the streets around Congress the resistance was left in the hands of self-convoked sectors, young people of the conurban, people in street situations and people who came to pro…
Octavio Argüello, one of the three leaders of the CGT plant, warned that they will try “until the last minute” to block the labor reform promoted by the government, which the ruling party wants to make into law next Friday in the Senate. The leader of the truckers also increased the pressure against the governors and Peronism, in his strategy to try to stop the initiative in Congress. Shortly after the general strike last Thursday in a strong re…
Octavio Argüello pointed at provincial leaders for enabling the government-driven law and questioned the PJ for its silence in the face of the project.
One of the leaders at the national level held governors and legislators responsible for the progress of labor reform and argued that “the dignity of the people cannot be sold.”
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