US EditionMunicipal Employees Began the Protest over 130 Layoffs and the Lack of Dialogue From the Executive Branch.
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From the morning they protest at the gates of the Entrerian municipality that is fenced with a police cordon. From the executive they say that "they are not dismissals, but contracts that do not continue." This morning, at 7 o'clock, the concentration of municipal employees began in demand of the reinstatement of the 130 contracts that were not renewed at the end of the year. The demonstrators claimed in front of the stairs of entry to the munic…
This morning at 7:00 a.m., a demonstration began by municipal employees demanding the reinstatement of the 130 contracts that were not renewed at the end of the year. The protesters gathered at the corner of Pellegrini and Mitre streets and then marched to Plaza 25 de Mayo, in front of the steps leading to City Hall. At the barricaded entrance, a dozen riot police officers, equipped with shields and helmets, were stationed with orders not to all…
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