Overview
- In Lanús, cooperatives tied to Movimiento Evita and UTEP held a piquete outside city hall, set a Christmas tree on fire, and demanded a meeting with Mayor Julián Álvarez.
- A leaked audio captured Quilmes Mayor Mayra Mendoza accusing Juan Grabois of inciting violence during a protest over a new parking ordinance.
- Grabois responded on X by distancing himself from factional motives and criticizing the municipal closure of social dialogue in a context of hunger.
- La Cámpora sources accused Governor Axel Kicillof and figures linked to his MDF space of coordinating the mobilizations, an allegation rejected by leaders close to the Governor.
- UTEP framed the actions as wage claims, alleging street-sweeping cooperatives are hired at 140,000 pesos for four-hour shifts, while leaders warn provincial PJ unity is under severe strain without a formal split.