US EditionPedro Serrudo Must Retire After 50 Years in the Municipality: “No One Owns the City,” Durand Said.
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The retirement of the secretary general of the Union of Municipal Workers (UTM), Pedro Serrudo, remained at the center of the political and union scene in Salta. The mayor himself announced the decision through a video that quickly went viral, in which he defended the measure as an act of law enforcement and modernization of the municipality. “A unionist with more than 30 years in the guild, 50 years in the municipality, 77 years old. I just sig…
The historic leader of the UTM was forced to start his retirement process at the age of 77, after a court ruling that excluded him from trade union guardianship. For more than three decades he perceived assets without attending his post, protected by his union license. Pedro Alberto Serrudo’s long administrative career in the Municipality of Salta came to an end. Mayor Emiliano Durand signed a decree that forced him to start his retirement, in c…
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