Overview
- The administration is moving to open extraordinary congressional sessions to advance a labor-law reform.
- Newly elected CGT co-leader Jorge Sola said the union will confront the government if it is treated as a political adversary.
- The CGT pledged to resist any revival of measures resembling Decree 70/23, noting it fought those in the streets and in court.
- Co-leader Cristian Jerónimo rejected reported ideas such as 12-hour workdays, a bank of hours, and pay tied solely to productivity.
- The new triumvirate—Sola, Jerónimo, and Octavio Argüello—said they can contribute to modernization discussions without surrendering worker rights.