A nationwide strike in Argentina poses major test to Milei’s 'shock therapy'

Started by K-Dog Jan 24, 2024, 10:27 AM

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How can anyone call it shock therapy.  There is nothing therapeutic about it at all.


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  • The nationwide strike comes just 45 days after President Javier Milei took office, making it the fastest action of its kind into the term of a new Argentina government.
  • Thousands of workers took to the streets after a mobilization called by the opposition aligned Confederación General del Trabajo (CGT), the largest and most influential union in the country, and other union forces.
  • Analysts warned that the potential for the labor union's movement to grow in both size and potency could become a serious disruptor of economic activity.

'could become a serious disruptor of economic activity'  <=  Really?  I think dumfuck MSN author, that is the point.  Change will come no other way.

Apparently since the current system is capitalism 211.4% inflation must be OK with the MSN article.  211.4%  being a minor problem in an economy that now is suffering the indignity of people walking the streets demanding a fair deal.  The horror mass of civil disobedience by people who should be working and making the rich richer.  People who should not be disrupting the status-quo of 211.4% inflation.

'Analysts warned'  - The hatred of unions is so strong by MSN management that a strike is defined as a disruptor regardless of reason.  The mandate to say nothing good about unions at MSN is crystal clear.

I wish people could feel the manipulation.

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