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Tucumán: for the Second Consecutive Day, 250,000 Passengers Will Be without Public Transport
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Public transportation users in San Miguel de Tucumán will face a strike this Friday, the second consecutive day of action by the bus drivers' union (UTA), affecting 13 of the 14 bus lines serving the city. The strike stems from the suspension of 154 workers, which began last Tuesday due to declining revenue and delays in receiving subsidies, according to the bus companies. The conflict affects approximately 250 workers.
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