The Workers Are Still in Detention. Press Conference in Fate in the Face of the Threat of Eviction: "Let Kicilof Speak Out and Act on the Facts"
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Room II of the San Isidro Court of Appeals and Guarantees enabled the immediate eviction of employees at the FATE plant to preserve their sources of work. The next steps of the judicial offensive, the tension with CEO Javier Madanes Quintanilla and the guard that employees will keep outside the facility. Read more
The United Trade Union Front (Fresu) expressed its solidarity with the FATE tire workers who have been resisting for seven months at the San Fernando plant. It held Javier Madanes Quintanilla responsible for the lockdown on February 18 and warned of a general offensive against the working class. The Union Front (Fresu) [...]
Alejandro Crespo, secretary general of the SUTNA, demanded that the governor of the province of Buenos Aires intervene to stop the eviction of the San Fernando plant. The workers continue to stay in the factory, say that they will resist any eviction attempt and called to surround them with support. Following the decision of the San Isidro Appeals Chamber that ordered the eviction of the FATE plant, the secretary general of the SUTNA, Alejandro …
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