2024-11-09 10:00:00
Below we review the main titles of the 1980 edition of PERFIL Diary, which starts on Saturday 9th November 2024. Like every weekend, the journal is also accompanied by 6 supplements covering the most diverse topics, both Both informative and entertaining: The Observer, Economy, Culture, Sunday, Entertainment and Marie Claire.
Truce with aviation unions: No strikes as long as negotiations continue. This was announced by the No. 2 pilot after a meeting between combative unions and airline authorities. If no agreement can be reached to modify the collective agreement, the government will initiate crisis prevention procedures: defunct Alitalia is a model for privatization. “Obviously Intercargo is coming to an end,” the president said, pointing to the tarmac service.
Activity. Cristina Kirchner at a recycling center in Fiorito. The former president’s return to the territory comes days after the Supreme Court ruled against her in the roads case, jailing and disqualifying her from holding public office.
Dictators don’t like this
The practice of professional and critical journalism is a fundamental pillar of democracy. That’s why it bothers those who think they have the truth.
A Conicet director resigned due to “ideological persecution” by the LLA. Manuel García Sola represents the Rural Association.
Oil workers, ATE, teachers: other “hardline” unions worrying the government.
They want to cancel Procrear, which has 7,000 homes under construction.
The first stage is over. $20 billion has been deposited into bank accounts due to money laundering.
Without cause. A judge has paused Donald Trump’s trial in his attempt to overturn the 2020 election results.
Night at the Museum. The most anticipated cultural night of Buenos Aires returns today with many new features.
Cecilia Rose celebrates her return to theater. He returns to the stage with Zeller’s “Mother” at the Picdró Theater.
Police are looking for Palomar’s killer in the murder of a military policeman. Maj. Guillermo Alfredo Lopez was shot at least seven times, according to autopsy results.
Lionel Scaloni admitted in an interview that he was on the verge of leaving the national team after the World Cup.
Trelew showcases the largest dinosaurs in the world. It is 40 meters long.
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**Interview with Political Analyst Dr. Elena Rossi on Current Affairs in Argentina (November 9, 2024)**
**Interviewer:** Thank you for joining us today, Dr. Rossi. Let’s dive into some pressing news from the latest edition of PERFIL Diary. The aviation unions have declared a truce with the airline authorities, avoiding strikes for now. What do you make of this development?
**Dr. Rossi:** Thank you for having me! The truce is a significant step forward, especially given the volatile history of labor relations in the aviation sector. It seems both parties recognize the importance of negotiations rather than conflict, particularly in light of the current economic climate. However, it remains to be seen if this will lead to a lasting resolution or just a temporary pause.
**Interviewer:** Interesting point. It seems the government is ready to intervene if necessary due to the potential for ongoing disputes. How does this reflect on the current administration’s handling of labor relations?
**Dr. Rossi:** The government’s proactive stance indicates a desire to manage potential unrest and maintain stability in the aviation sector. By signaling readiness for crisis prevention procedures, they are acknowledging the lessons learned from previous crises, like the situation with Alitalia. However, it also highlights the precariousness of the current economic conditions and the need for any agreements to be sustainable.
**Interviewer:** Moving to political figures, Cristina Kirchner’s recent visit to a recycling center comes just after a Supreme Court ruling against her. How does this tie into her political strategy moving forward?
**Dr. Rossi:** Kirchner’s decision to return to the public eye in such a visible manner suggests she is trying to reinforce her connection with the community and maintain her influence despite legal challenges. It’s a strategic move to frame her narrative—she’s positioning herself as a relatable figure concerned with environmental issues, which can resonate well with her supporters. However, the underlying legal troubles complicate her standing in the long term.
**Interviewer:** Lastly, we have reports of a Conicet director resigning due to “ideological persecution” by the LLA. What implications does this have for academic freedom in Argentina?
**Dr. Rossi:** This resignation raises serious concerns about the state of academic freedom in Argentina. If academics feel pressured or persecuted based on their views, it could stifle critical thought and discourage impartial research. This situation warrants scrutiny, as the independence of institutions like Conicet is vital for a healthy democratic society.
**Interviewer:** Thank you, Dr. Rossi, for your insights. It’s evident that Argentina faces a complex web of challenges as it navigates both political and economic landscapes.
**Dr. Rossi:** Thank you for having me. It’s a crucial time for Argentina, and closely monitoring these developments will be essential for understanding the future trajectory of the country.
