Overview
- The stoppage begins at 12:00 on Wednesday and includes a national mobilization to the Secretaría de Trabajo in Buenos Aires at Leandro N. Alem 650.
- ATE forecasts high participation, with secretary-general Rodolfo Aguiar linking the reform push to a recent U.S. trade agreement and demanding immediate reopening of paritarias.
- In Rosario, ATE will gather from 10:00 and march at noon from Anexo PAMI 1 to the local Secretaría de Trabajo, while APUR’s 24-hour strike will close national university faculties.
- FATUN will strike and pursue legal action to force application of the University Financing Law, saying the Executive has not implemented it despite Congress overriding the October veto.
- The oilseed workers’ federation confirmed it will join the strike, with leader Daniel Yofra urging union unity, and union figures from UOM and FESPROSA backing a broader plan of action.