"Sirenazo" of Firefighters in Chubut: Nation Owes 60 Billion Pesos to the Barracks
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The head of the Active Corps of Volunteer Firefighters of Reconquista, explained the reasons for the protest and highlighted the investment made by the local barracks to strengthen their operational capacity. On Thursday, the barracks of Volunteer Firefighters of different parts of the country sounded their sirens in the framework of a day of protest called “Sirenazo [...] The news Volunteer Firefighters carried out a national “sirenazo”: they c…
Capital, Riachuelo, Saladas and other locations sounded their sirens at the same time.
The barracks throughout the country sounded the sirens this Thursday to claim the transfer of funds established by law. They denounced a funding shortfall that affected the purchase of equipment and warned: “It had never happened to us.”
The demand of the volunteer firefighters was heard this Thursday with a national "sirenazo" to make visible the critical financial situation that the barracks are going through because of the debt that Nation maintains of 60 billion nationwide. Rubén Oliva, president of the Chubutense Federation of Volunteer Firefighters, spoke with the program Now in Comodoro, and warned about the critical situation that they are going through and clarified tha…
The barracks sounded their sirens all over the country to claim the $59.330.7 million billed by law and report delays in other resources needed to sustain the service.
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