Political and Trade Union Organizations Will March Against the Court's Ruling on the Land Law
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The two trade union centers set off the fuse and called to mobilize together with other organizations on Tuesday to the Court Palace to repudiate the ruling that overturned the Land Law. “It exposes their complicity with Milei’s looting agenda,” they denounce.
The statement generated reactions of rejection by political leaders, and the opposition will ask for a session in Deputies to repeal the decree of Milei that has been in force thanks to this ruling.Several social organizations call for an assembly for this Friday in Lezama Park, while preparing for Tuesday a march against the decision of the Argentine Supreme Court that reinstated an article of the decree of necessity and urgency (DNU) 70/23 of …
ATE declared itself on alert and mobilization following the ruling of the Court that overturned the unconstitutionality of the DNU that repealed the Land Law. Rodolfo Aguiar warned that “if we do not mobilize, we end up ruling Trump through the Judiciary” and will call the workers’ headquarters and FreSU to a great march [...]
“The Argentine land is not a commodity: it is the heritage of our people,” said the triumvirate of the workers’ central
One of the mobilizations promoted by the Left Front will be in Lezama Park and another, by Autoconvocados, will go towards the Palace of Justice.
Special session, political trial and mobilizations to the seat of the highest court, the options that are contemplated at this moment from political parties, trade unions, groups and citizens self summoned.
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