Overview
- Thousands gathered in central Buenos Aires on Saturday for the Marcha de la Bronca, which began at Plaza Congreso and marched to Plaza de Mayo where a joint statement was read.
- Organizers said the action was echoed in roughly 60 other Argentine cities, including Córdoba, Rosario and Tucumán, signaling a nationwide coordination rather than an isolated capital protest.
- Speakers led by Myriam Bregman, Nicolás Del Caño and Christian Castillo publicly demanded the CGT call a national general strike and urged a broader plan of coordinated labor and social action.
- Protesters blamed the Milei government for deep economic pain, citing organizer figures of more than 30,000 company closures, mass job losses, rising debt and cuts to health, education and cultural programs, and included specific worker struggles such as FATE plant activists.
- The march united human-rights groups, unions, student and pensioner organizations and cultural figures, and organizers say the demonstration is the opening move to escalate pressure if major labor centrals do not act.