2024-01-21 16:23:53
Within the framework of the intensification of tensions between the Milei government and the unions, the general secretary of ATE Nacional, Rodolfo Aguiar, responded to the latest statements by Manuel Adorni. Aguiar criticized the absence of protections presented by businessmen, which the presidential spokesperson emphasized in his press conference. and expressed his concern about the economic program, on the eve of the general strike.
Manuel Adorni, in his last press conference last Friday, highlighted that The 17 amparos presented against parts of the DNU of economic deregulation were promoted by unions and not by businessmen.
This statement generated a response from Rodolfo Aguiar, who He questioned the logic behind the lack of legal actions by the business sectors that – according to the leader – participated in the drafting of the DNU and the Omnibus Law.
“What protections are your business friends going to present if they were the ones who wrote the DNU and the Omnibus Law?”, Aguiar posted in his response to Adorni. Criticism focused on the apparent contradiction between the absence of legal action by employers and their involvement in the development of measures that generate controversy and concern among workers.
Furthermore, in his response, Rodolfo Aguiar expressed the concern of workers and retirees regarding the economic program proposed by the Government. He pointed out that the “powerful and regressive adjustment that is being promoted affects everyone,” while large businessmen are the main beneficiaries.
«We are all really screwed. That’s why we’re going on strike on the 24th,” Aguiar reaffirmed, highlighting the “anguish and concern” of the workers regarding the economic policies implemented by the Milei government. The response of the general secretary of ATE Nacional is part of the growing tension between the Executive and the unions in a context of protests and general strike.
For its part, Adorni reaffirmed – during last week – that the Government’s decision will be to discount the day for public employees who participate in the general strike. The presidential spokesperson outlined Milei’s mandate and stated that “the right to strike is guaranteed,” but that those who do not show up to work will not be paid.
«“I reaffirm every word, whoever does not work will not get paid,” Adorni pointed out. The Government’s firm position in the face of the general strike generated more clashes in the political and union environment.
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