Overview
- Jorge Sola, Octavio Argüello and Cristian Jerónimo took charge as a three-person leadership, presenting a unified front across services, transport and industry.
- Argüello said the CGT will not accept any proposal that cuts acquired rights and pledged to fight reforms through legislative debate, judicial actions and large marches if necessary.
- Sola argued reported reform ideas look like an imposition rather than a negotiation, urged a tax overhaul before labor changes and warned that growth must precede any lasting solution.
- The confederation is drafting its own parliamentary agenda to shape the debate as it works to consolidate what leaders call a real internal unity.
- Union representatives say there is no formal reform bill or invitation to a talks table, question floated moves such as longer workdays and link the push to IMF pressures cited by Argüello.