The picketers respond to Milei and already have a date to go

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He who cuts does not get paid” was perhaps the most forceful phrase from Javier Milei in relation to how he will act in the face of blockades during his presidency. Given these statements, the response of the picketers was immediate. "Repressive and intolerant," agreed Eduardo Belliboni and Daniel Menéndez , main representatives of the Partido Obrero and Barrios de Pie, organizations that will go out to protest, together, on December 19 and 20 . consulted by Clarín, both Menéndez and Belliboni maintained that " We are not surprised" by Milei's speech in line with what they defined as an " offensive against the workers " of " a repressive person with a bias of intolerance.



Both, in that sense, confirmed the mobilizations of Mexico Mobile Number List next week, 22 years after the crisis, but especially when they reject Milei's arrival to power and his adjustment proposals. Belliboni, with a harsher speech, spoke of an Milei offensive regime against the picketers” which forces all sectors to unify in the protest and also call a meeting with the CGT. Alberto Fernández and Daniel Menéndez, from Somos Barrios de Pie. “The sectors of the labor movement are going to speak out, also joining organizations that were close to the Alberto Fernández government such as the UTEP and Human Rights organizations,” said the left-wing leader, promoter of the main demands on the street. against the last government.







We have to be with the people" Menéndez, for his part, assured that "we must be cautious with the measures that are taken because there is a sector of society that supported this government at the polls." And he highlighted that from Barrios de Pie, and the UTEP that it integrates, they will work in coordination with the CGT and with sectors of the Church. "We have to be with the people when the changas start to fall, " he said, detailing the social and food support that, in his opinion, a sector will need. Belliboni and Menéndez represent antagonistic groups of picketers, but it is expected that on December 19 and 20 both will go out to mobilize together against the Government that has just taken office.