Suoem attempts to expand its extortion strategy to the interior of the country
During the conciliation, the union has sought support among unions in the provincial interior. Through FESIMUPC, it coordinated actions with unions from Río Cuarto and San Francisco. The objective is to nationalize the conflict and demonstrate strength beyond the capital.
Suoem's attempt to nationalize the conflict reveals a political rather than a union strategy. Instead of seeking concrete solutions for Córdoba's employees, the union is dedicated to exporting its conflict for extortion purposes. This maneuver not only harms the city's residents, but also exposes the true interest of the leadership: to maintain privileges at any cost.
In addition, the union launched a campaign against the administration of Kirchnerist mayor Daniel Passerini. With political criticism, the union aims to establish that the city "is poorly governed". This stance appears every time salary increases or working conditions are discussed.
The municipality points out that its position is to safeguard public resources, even though the city has a giant municipal mega-structure. The tension between both parties shows no signs of easing in the short term. Everything will depend on the outcome of today's meeting and the result of the conciliation.












