Overview
- The CGT’s board approved an electoral calendar, calling a Comité Central Confederal for September 18 to formally convene the November 5 leadership congress.
- Rival gatherings underscored the split, with dialoguist unions rallying in Ezeiza for a continued triumvirate and a separate PJ meeting led by Abel Furlán pushing a more confrontational line.
- Luis Barrionuevo rejects the triumvirate and is pressing for a single secretary-general, a stance reflected in notable absences from the Ezeiza unity event.
- Possible names for a co-leadership include Jorge Solá, Cristian Jerónimo and Maia Volcovinsky, while Furlán and Gerardo Martínez are mentioned in scenarios that restore a single chief.
- Héctor Daer indicated he will not be part of the next leadership, and many negotiators expect the October 26 national elections to shape final alignments before the vote.