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Taxi Drivers Mobilize Against Uber and DiDi in Rosario

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The possible legalization of Uber and DiDi in Rosario again confronted representatives of the taxi sector with those who promoted the initiative. At a meeting held in the annex of the Municipal Council, taxi drivers and drivers discussed the project, but did not participate representatives of the applications, although they had been summoned. José Iantosca, a referent of the taxi drivers of the city, questioned the absence of the companies and d…
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The Public Services Commission received representatives of various organizations linked to the taxi system, in the framework of the analysis of the message of the Executive Department that proposes to establish a new regulatory framework for travel intermediation services in Rosario, including technological platforms such as Uber and DiDi. At the beginning of the meeting, the president of the commission, Anahí Schibelbein, explained that the ini…

Sector workers returned to the Municipal Council as the regulation of transport applications is discussed

Since the illegal applications began to take over the transportation market in the city, taxi drivers have claimed for equal conditions to be able to compete equally with Uber and Didi. “Today we have an oversupply of units working for public services, legally and clandestinely, as Uber and DiDi is doing,” said Horacio Yanotti. The referent of taxi workers in Rosario said that for this very reason the union demands to know how many units are pla…

Industry representatives questioned the initiative that seeks to regulate travel applications and warned about the impact on fares, labor sources and sustainability of the taxi system.

The possible legalization of Uber and DiDi in Rosario again confronted representatives of the taxi sector with those who promoted the initiative. At a meeting held in the annex of the Municipal Council, taxi drivers and drivers discussed the project, but did not participate representatives of the applications, although they had been summoned. José Iantosca, a referent of the taxi drivers of the city, questioned the absence of the companies and d…

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sinmordaza.com broke the news on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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