He did it from the mobilization called by the headquarters in rejection of the official project. “Let’s hope that the conscience of the senators who come with the votes of the workers will defend the rights of the workers”held.
Pablo Moyano against the law Bases
The unionist asked the senators to vote against the law and denounced the government of Javier Milei to “put pressure” on the governors by granting public works “to get the vote he lacks.”
“Until last night we talked with some senators from Unión por la Patria, but it is even. May God grant that those who are undecided or doubting the reversal of history remain as a hero of the country who has defended national sovereignty,” he claimed. Moyano.
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Protests in front of Congress.
Ignacio Petunchi
Along the same lines, he stressed: “I hope that when it is voted on it will be rejected and if not, Banelco will return.” For Moyanothe law implies “handing over the national patrimony, natural resources, state companies, and extracting compensation from workers.”
In another passage, the Cegetista triumvir echoed the open controversy with the senator Lucila Crexell, after the Government began the process to place her as ambassador of Argentina in the UNESCO.
“The senator from Neuquén “He took the embassy job at UNESCO,” he is going to earn almost 12 thousand dollars per month. defined and stated: “If that is not Banelco, where is Banelco?”
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Pablo Moyano in the march against the Bases law.
Ignacio Petunchi
Finally, Moyano questioned the mega security operation promoted by Minister Patricia Bullrich, whom he described as a “serial provocateur,” and maintained that the workers demonstrate “in peace.”
“We are workers, we are not animals or orcs as Macri said. We are all workers who have stopped working to defend our rights and reject this Bases Law that is disastrous for workers.”, he concluded.
Mobilization against the Bases Law in Congress: protesters and security forces continue face to face
Due to the call, circulation in the vicinity of Congress will be limited. Mainly on Avenida Entre Ríos and Callao, which will be closed. While the security forces will be divided, in Plaza de los Dos Congresos the Argentine National Police will be on Avenida Rivadavia; and on Av. Hipólito Yrigoyen there will be the Argentine National Gendarmerie.
Behind Congress, Riobamba and Combate de los Pozos streets will be closed, as will the continuation of Av. Rivadavia and Yrigoyen. Infantry and PSA personnel will remain in the corners. From Congress, chronicler Mariela López Brown reported for C5N that, early in the morning, a hydrant truck was stationed and that the entire place is fenced.
