A few hours after a controversial labour bill was submitted to the Lower House after being passed by the Senate, President Mauricio Macri called to “be careful of those who think it would be better if this government fails.”
The head of SBASE subways of Buenos Aires Juan Pablo Piccardo today told a radio station that fares will rise like the rest of the public transport to 7.50 pesos.
In a press conference offered at the Pink House this morning, Macri called opposition leaders “not to join Kirchnerism” in the Congress, underlining the creation of 60 thousand of job posts during 2016.
Union leader Hugo Moyano today blasted President Mauricio Macri's remarks on Friday against a massive demonstration that paralysed almost all services.
Macri attended an event at the Uthgra headquarters where he marked the Labour Day with unionized workers of the food sector led by Luis Barrionuevo and Dante Camaño. The historic leader of the CGT Azul y Blanca, however, missed the celebration.
32 people remain missing following the powerful quake that ravaged Ecuador two weeks ago killing 660 people. Out of the 32, 10 are Argentina’s nationals, the Argentine embassy in Quito told the state-run news agency Télam here.
Secretary General of the CGT Azopardo faction Hugo Moyano highlighted the “massive” turnout at Friday’s Labour Day demonstration where thousands of unionized workers protested against the government’s adjustment policies, with all five umbrella unions staging a rally together for the first time in decades.
President Mauricio Macri affirmed the government was “working” along with unions on a “same agenda” to “lower inflation, create more jobs and more investment,” making the statements the same day that all five central of workers launch a protest against his administration’s adjustment policies.
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