Argentine Transport Workers Strike Against Milei's Economic Policies

The nationwide strike halts trains, planes, and ships as unions demand wage increases and protest economic adjustments.

Transport unions across Argentina initiated a 24-hour strike impacting trains, planes, and cargo ships to demand higher wages.
The strike, supported by various leftist organizations, included street blockades and demonstrations in Buenos Aires.
Airport operations in Buenos Aires were severely disrupted, with flights canceled and terminals nearly empty.
President Javier Milei criticized the unions, accusing them of corruption and defending his fiscal policies as necessary for economic stability.
The strike reflects broader discontent with rising inflation and cuts to state subsidies affecting workers' living standards.