Hugo Moyano meets with CGT leadership to discuss labour reform

The general secretary of the Truckers' Union, Hugo Moyano, participated in a key CGT meeting to define new measures against the labour reform. His stance puts him at odds with his son Pablo, who is seeking to form an oppositional union pole against the government.

Buenos Aires, February 25 (NA) – The general secretary of the Truckers' Union, Hugo Moyano, participated on Wednesday in the 'mesa chica' (inner circle) meeting of the CGT (General Confederation of Labour) called to define new measures against the labour reform. Far from his combative profile, Hugo Moyano is now part of the central's dialogue wing, alongside the triumvirate of Jorge Sola, Octavio Arguello, and Christian Jerónimo, a stance that puts him at odds with his son Pablo, who seeks to form an oppositional union pole against the government.

Although he serves as the deputy secretary of the Truckers' Union, Pablo Moyano has maintained a distance from his father for years due to both political differences and the administration of the union.

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