Stop and claims for asbestos in the subway of Buenos Aires

The Association of Workers of the Subway of Buenos Aires announced new measures of force in protest of the existence of asbestos or asbestos in the Buenos Aires subway. The unions announced that they will open the windlasses of lines B and D on Monday and Tuesday so that users can move for free. On Wednesday they will stop activities on both lines, which will interrupt the connection between two key areas of the city with the center. The authorities of the Buenos Aires subway told CNN that they have a plan that is already underway to eradicate this highly harmful mineral from the Buenos Aires metro, but they did not inform when it will end. A CNN investigation revealed that these cars arrived with planes that specified the presence of asbestos or asbestos, a carcinogenic and prohibited substance. The Argentine authorities did not warn.