“If you are a worker, the Omnibus Law and the DNU harm you”: with that message the General Workers’ Union (CGT) called for the strike this Wednesday the 24th. Since the call launched on December 28 until today, a variety of unions joined, including state unions to whom the national government announced that it would deduct the day, social organizations, groups and representatives from various areas. In Neuquén and Río, huge demonstrations were called in the provincial capitals, defying the heat wave that is passing through the region, with such adhesion that it virtually freezes activity.
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12:09
This Thursday, Luis Caputo and Eduardo Serenellini will lead a strategic meeting with agricultural and industrial chambers in Casa Rosada to discuss the Omnibus Law, in the context of the recent debate in Congress.
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09:33
The ruling party convened a plenary session of commissions to debate the Omnibus Law and achieve the long-awaited ruling for libertarians. If you manage to enter the venue, a marathon session of more than 48 hours is planned.
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08:18
“Only minimum guards will be guaranteed in essential services,” said the general secretary of ATE, Rodolfo Aguiar. At 3 p.m., the union will join the mobilization in front of the National Congress.
CGT strike on Wednesday the 24th: the marches in Neuquén and Río Negro
Neuquén capital: concentration at 11 in the monument to San Martín. March along the Avenue to Route 22 and return along the other lane of the Avenue with an event again at the monument, which is estimated to take place at 2:00 p.m.
Roca: there will be a concentration on the CGT building, in Tucumán 1480 at 11:30. The protesters will then march to the city center, and will head to the Federal Courts, in San Martín and Spain. Then it will be the central event at the intersection of Tucumán and Avenida Roca.
Viedma: The Multisectorial meets at 11 at the Islas Malvinas roundabout. From this point, they will head towards Plaza San Martín in a collective expression of rejection of the economic measures promoted by President Javier Milei.
Simultaneously, Unter and the two CTAs will gather at the Paulo Sexto roundabout in the capital, where they will wait for buses with colleagues from other parts of the province, and then march to Plaza San Martín.
In Cipolletti, The concentration is at 11, in Plaza San Martín, to later leave. Before, from 10, the local section of UOCRA will leave from the same place to the highway bridges with Neuquén, where they will be stationed but without cutting off traffic.
Bariloche: The mobilization will be joint, with the participation of the three union centers, CGT, CTA Autónoma, and CTA de los Trabajadores, together with grassroots unions, social organizations and parties. The rally will begin at 10 on Onelli and Brown streets.
CGT strike in Neuquén and Río Negro: buses, flights, banks, mail and more services
Collectives: The strike will begin at 7 p.m. on Wednesday the 24th, until midnight. They explained that they seek to guarantee that people can participate in the mobilization.
Flights: The Aeronautical Personnel Association (APA) announced its membership in all airports in the country, from midnight to midnight on Wednesday. Hundreds of canceled and rescheduled flights are expected.
Banks: The Bank adheres to the strike. In Neuquén and Río Negro, the branches indicated that they will join the force measure from 12 noon, so the branches could end their service an hour earlier than planned.
Mail: The federation of postal employees unions adheres to the strike. In Neuquen The addition to the strike will be made from 11 a.m. in the interior of the province while in the capital it was being organized due to overlapping shifts. In rock Activity at the Post Office will be normal until 12 and from that moment the unionized employees adhere to the force measure, the rest would not, so it is not clear how the entity will operate during the afternoon.
Public organisms: The state ATE and UPCN announced their adhesion to the strike for 24 hours, so attention will be affected, a fact to take into account for those who have to carry out procedures.