Córdoba: chaos in the downtown area due to marches by public sector workers to the legislature

Córdoba: chaos in the downtown area due to marches by public sector workers to the legislature
March of public employees in Córdoba
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The protesters caused complications in traffic and for the area's merchants

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This Wednesday morning, the center of Córdoba was a traffic chaos because of public employees who demonstrated and marched toward the Legislature.

The Police's preventive operation began at 8, which caused the first difficulties.

There were total traffic blockades without prior notice at key points in the downtown area, such as the intersection of Olmos Avenue and Maipú, which caused long delays and discomfort among drivers.

Unions protest in Córdoba

The unions, the Public Employees Union (SEP) and the Municipal Workers Union (SUOEM), had been called between 10 and 10:30 at different union headquarters to later converge in a demonstration toward the Legislature, where the session in which the increase in retirement contributions will be debated is scheduled for the afternoon.

Martín Llaryora's government trusts that the 2026 budget package will be approved by a majority together with the tax changes, including a last-minute amendment by the ruling party that grants the Executive the authority for an increase in the contributions that state employees make to the Provincial Health Insurance Administration (Apross).

Marcha de empleados públicos en Córdoba.
Marcha de empleados públicos en Córdoba.

The head of SUOEM, Rubén Daniele, strongly criticized the official initiative and warned about its impact on wages.

He said that this project could raise the deductions to exceed 30% of the salary, adding the contributions to the Pension Fund and to the Apross health insurance.

He anticipated that the unions will continue with protest actions ahead of the next sessions scheduled for December 26 and 30.

Marcha de empleados públicos en Córdoba.
Marcha de empleados públicos en Córdoba.

Córdoba's shopkeepers affected by the protests

Downtown shopkeepers raised their complaint about the difficulties caused by this type of demonstration, at a key time for year-end sales.

The Córdoba Chamber of Commerce indicated that the difficulties in moving around and opening stores on time resulted in lost sales, and it called for reconciling the right to protest with the normal development of commercial activity.


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