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ATE Will Make a Strike on Wednesday Marching Commodore Py Against the Conviction of Cristina Kirchner
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The union, together with both CTAs, was the first to call for a stoppage in activities to fully accompany the former president on her way to the court, and then back to her home. The post "We must move against the judicial caste": ATE defined one for Wednesday 18 and confirmed his presence in the mobilization of the PJ until Comodoro Py appeared first on The Intransigent.
The ATE union ordered a 24-hour strike next Wednesday, accompanied by a mobilization to the Courts of Comodoro Py, in rejection of Cristina Kirchner’s arrest request after the Supreme Court ratified his conviction for the Road case. In turn, the unions of the two sides of the CTA announced that they will cease activities that Wednesday to join the march prepared by the PJ to Comodoro Py in support of Cristina Kirchner, who confirmed that that th…
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