Overview

• The Labor Secretariat said the compulsory conciliation took effect at 00:00 on September 26 for 15 days, instructing workers to suspend direct action and restore normal service.
• La Fraternidad reported no improved proposals in the latest meeting and maintained a 30 km/h operation as a protest tied to safety and infrastructure concerns.
• The slowdown caused major delays on the Mitre, San Martín, Sarmiento, Urquiza and Belgrano Sur lines, while the Roca line moved with greater regularity.
• The government accused union leader Omar Maturano of walking out of negotiations, as union representatives highlighted dossiers on deteriorated rolling stock and track conditions submitted to Trenes Argentinos and SOFSA.
• As of the latest reports, neither the union nor Trenes Argentinos confirmed when services would return to normal despite the conciliation order.