Cacerolazos in La Plata and marches in Congress

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After a call on social networks, protesters against Javier Milei went on hunts and mobilized this Thursday night, for the second consecutive day, in protest against the super DNU with economic deregulation measures. The most important calls were in front of the National Congress in the City of Buenos Aires, in Rosario and in La Plata. Several meetings converged in front of Parliament, between union members, public company workers and tenants. According to police sources there were about 300 people protesting on the sidewalk.

In the case of the tenants, they were protesting Estonia Phone Number List against the repeal of the rental law, one of the measures included in the 366 articles of the decree of necessity and urgency that Milei anticipated on national television and which was later published in the Official Gazette this Thursday. . . Meanwhile, unions and public employees demonstrated against the path that Milei opened for the privatization of state companies. Thus, messages coincided for the CGT, from which they demanded a call for a general strike. A message that was supported, among others, by representatives of SUTNA, the Single Left Union of Argentine Tire Workers.



For the moment, the union announced a march to the Courts, next Wednesday, to ask the Public Ministry to declare the unconstitutionality of the DNU. In Rosario there was a pot-banging and a march towards the Flag Monument. Photo Juan José García There were also messages of "The State is not for sale", slogans against the increase in rates and posters against repeals and changes in labor legislation: "We say no to all anti-worker labor reforms." After the premiere of Patricia Bullrich's anti-picketing protocol, a cordon of the City Police guarded the demonstration in Congress.