Sin margen para un paro general, la CGT lanzó un plan de protestas escalonadas y por sector contra el Gobierno

The Argentine General Workers' Confederation (CGT) has unveiled a series of escalating protests, opting for sector-specific strikes and work stoppages instead of a full general strike, despite pressure from more militant unions. This move comes as the CGT rejects the 36-hour strike proposed by hardline factions, signaling a more measured approach to opposition. Additionally, the CGT plans to develop its own political program for the 2027 elections, indicating a push for greater autonomy from the government. These developments highlight growing discontent within labor unions and a shift towards more strategic forms of protest amid political and economic challenges.