In the midst of the debate over the Omnibus Law in Congress,
Pablo Moyano
came out strongly against the Government and issued a warning towards the future:
"We do not rule out new strikes and mobilizations
," he said in relation to upcoming measures that can be taken from the CGT.
In an interview with
El Destape
, prior to the parliamentary discussion, Moyano anticipated that "we were the first to ask the deputies to reject the DNU and the Omnibus Law."
He also maintained: "
Let's hope that if the project passes in the Deputies, the Senate where Peronism has a majority will be rejected and the changes that need to be made will be made
."
The trucker leader also made an analysis of
the force measure that was implemented last week
and in relation to the labor reform that is suspended in Justice.
“The mobilization the other day was important.
Let's hope that the powers for this type are not voted on
.
National sovereignty is at risk.
The labor reform was written by Paolo Rocca and is now suspended by Justice.
There are many negotiations and there are projects that not even the deputies know what they are about,” said Moyano.
And he
also
announced : “The fight will continue.
The CGT Board of Directors is empowered to take measures
.
If the economic model does not change, in March or April the social conflict will be total.”
It was then that he commented: "Strikes and mobilizations are not ruled out. It is always latent. If the workers lose their jobs or salaries go down, I am not going to sit idly by."
And he added that “it was unthinkable that 15 days after a Government took office there would be a march and 45 days after a general strike.
The CGT and the leaders were the first institution to come out to resist the analysis.”
Sticks against Milei and Macri
In another section of the interview,
Moyano directly hit President Javier Milei and former President Mauricio Macri
.
“Milei is a manager of national and international corporations.
They found the right character.
They invented it in a year in the media.
He is the face everyone leaves behind.
Our Government could not resolve and this character emerged.
“Milei is an employee of large corporations,” he stated.
About
Macri
he said: "
Today he is co-governing
. He is giving him the votes in Parliament. He gave him the votes of the governors of Together for Change. The same economists are saying that with the measures that are being taken, inflation will grow. "This is going to grow. I don't see a way out and I don't see that this is going to get better."
Fight between the CGT and the governor of Tucumán
In the midst of the rupture decided by the Tucuman Peronist bloc with the rest of Unión por la Patria ahead of the vote in Congress,
Governor Osvaldo Jaldo made a drastic decision: he fired César Torres, his Secretary of Labor
, from his position.
who was also the leader of Truckers and the provincial CGT, for not supporting the Omnibus Law that Deputies must discuss.
On Tuesday, the Tucumán CGT published
a request
demanding that the three Independence deputies - Agustín Fernández, Gladys Medina and Elia Fernández de Mansilla - return to UP with Germán Martínez as head of the caucus and with the rest of the PJ governors.
Jaldo's response was immediate. Not only did he reject the message and call it a "tightening" but he immediately fired the Secretary of Labor, an Undersecretary and a Director. The argument was "the politicization" of the area, although precisely the designation of unionism was a political decision after the support that Truckers gave him in his campaign.
In a harsh official statement, the Tucumán government indicated that "given the politicization of the CGT's position, the governor decided not to maintain the union structure that he had set up in the province's Ministry of Labor."
In this way, he expelled the co-secretary of the CGT and leader of the Truckers in the province, César Torres, and also the undersecretary of the area, Luis Barrionuevo, and the provincial director of Labor, Hugo Veneziano.