Opening of turnstiles on the subway and workers’ assemblies: how public transport will work on Monday, May 6

This was confirmed to the Subway and Premetro Workers’ Union Association in a press release.

They announced the opening of turnstiles on the Subway lines for next Monday, May 6. (Photo: NA)

The Argentine Confederation of Transport Workers (CATT) announced a national day of protests for next Monday, between 8 and 11 in the morning. The measure would not cover trains and buses, since these areas are led by the UTA and La fraternidad.

Likewise, from the Union Association of Subway and Premetro Workers (AGTSyP- Metrodelegates) reported that according to the measures taken by the CATT, they will carry out a opening of turnstiles between 8 and 10 at the San Pedrito (Line A), Plaza Miserere (Line A), Federico Lacroze (Line B), Constitución (Line C) and Retiro (Line C) stations.

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This Tuesday, The secretary general of the CATT, Juan Carlos Schmid, tweeted: “On May 6 in the morning hours and around noon, activities in air, land, port and maritime transport will be interrupted. “in rejection of the tax agreement that once again sanctions the Income Tax.” In radio statements, the leader announced that there will be “information assemblies” Therefore, the normal operation of transportation will be interrupted.

In addition, Schmid warned that “there will be conflict situations if the fiscal pact once again affects the workers’ pockets.” Thus, the services of buses, trains, subways and planes would not operate this May 6.

For its part, the Maritime and Fluvial Union Federation (FESIMAF) called on all maritime workers to mobilize in front of Congress this Tuesday the 30th at 10:00 and only They will attend to emergencies.