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Argentine Unions Call National Strike to Defend Cristina Kirchner Amid Judicial Persecution - teleSUR English
Argentina’s major labor unions mobilize for a national strike in defense of former President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner following the Supreme Court’s confirmation of her prison sentence and political ban, warning of a threat to democracy and lawfare tactics. Related: Argentines Protest Against Court Ruling Targeting Cristina Fernandez Unions Unite to Defend Popular Will Against Judicial Attack The Argentine labor movement is gearing up for a…
In response to the Supreme Court's ruling, several unions such as ATE, the two CTAs and CATT announced strikes and mobilizations in rejection of what they call a judicial ban process.
Step by step the case that ended with firm conviction after this Tuesday's ruling.
The former president is awaiting the decision of the highest court, which will define her political and judicial future; expectations in the ranks of the Peronist militancy and the opposition
During the ban and exile of Juan Domingo Perón between 1955 and 1973, trade union organizations fell behind the General but under different strategies. Some opted for dialogue, others for direct confrontation with the authorities of the de facto government. In a dictatorial context and with strong restrictions on trade union activity, the so-called "Liberative Revolution" triggered the appearance of the 62 Organizations, which at first was an al…
In parallel there were highway cuts and a mobilization in front of the former president's house. Next week it will be resolved where her detention will pass.
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