Inicia paro de líneas de autobuses en la capital de Argentina

The workers of the Union Tranviarios Automotor (UTA) in Buenos Aires have initiated a strike for transportation on Thursday, March 7th, demanding payment of their salaries. According to the UTA, the measure of force will take effect at midnight on March 7th and more than ten bus lines are already participating in the strike. The UTA stated that they expect other companies to join the paro as well.

This is the second strike that the workers of the UTA have carried out in recent times, with their previous action taking place in October 2018. During that strike, the UTA demanded an increase in wages and better working conditions for its members. The strike lasted for several days and caused disruptions in the transportation system of Buenos Aires.

The UTA is a union representing workers in the transport sector in Buenos Aires, including bus drivers, maintenance staff, and other employees. The union has been fighting for better working conditions and higher wages for its members for several years now. The strike action by the UTA is a way for the workers to express their dissatisfaction with the current situation and demand that their demands be met.

It is important to note that the paro de líneas de autobuses in Buenos Aires can cause significant disruptions in the transportation system, as many people rely on buses as their primary mode of transportation. The strike action by the UTA highlights the importance of addressing the concerns of workers in the transport sector and finding a solution to the issues they face.