La Cecha (Confederation of Hydrocarbon and Related Trade Entities of the Argentine Republic) reported, through a statement released on Wednesday afternoon, that it will not participate in the strike called by the CGT on May 9.
In addition, Raúl Castellano, from the Chamber of Fuel Entrepreneurs, confirmed to The voice that SinPeCor (Córdoba Oil Union) does not adhere to the measure, so activity will be normal in our province.
From Cecha they reported that “all the service stations in the country associated with the different federations and chambers that make up this Confederation will work normally to supply the fuel.”
Furthermore, the entity maintains that they respect the right to strike, but consider that employees have the necessary means, through joint participation, to democratically find a solution to their labor grievances.
Tankers
Unlike the main service stations in Córdoba, in the province of Buenos Aires there will be no service according to reports The nation.
According to the Caba media, this is because the Union of Service Station Workers and Employees is led by Carlos Acuña, one of the members of the CGT command triumvirate.
Last Monday, the general secretary of the General Confederation of Labor (CGT), Pablo Moyano, had told surtidores.com.ar that “with the total adherence of truck drivers to the strike next Thursday, there will not be a drop of fuel at service stations.
The website highlighted that the union leader also made it clear that “there is a particular conviction of each of the drivers” to support the measure, along with their other air, land and maritime transport workers, thus ensuring unified and massive in the sector.
