Over 70 Organizations Nationwide Protest Closure of Social Programs

On Tuesday, April 7, over 70 social and picket organizations will hold strikes across the country to protest the government of Javier Milei's closure of the 'Return to Work' program. Protests will take place in Buenos Aires, La Plata, and other cities.

This Tuesday, April 7th, starting at 10:00 AM, over 70 social, picket, and popular economy organizations will carry out cuts across the country against the closure of the 'Return to Work' program by the government of Javier Milei. More than 70 social, picket, and popular economy organizations are taking to the streets across the country against Milei's 'chainsaw' aimed at the poorest. Six access roads in Buenos Aires and La Plata are blocked. Protests are also underway in Bahía Blanca, San Nicolás, Pergamino, Rosario, and other cities. Work without a salary is slavery!

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