Trial of the 'Baradel' of Misiones: two union leaders were brought to justice for blocking and burning roads

Two union leaders from Misiones will be brought to trial, accused of causing severe chaos and generating disturbances. These are Mónica Gurina, a controversial figure from CTA Autónoma and UTEM—known for her confrontational style and compared by many to a Misiones version of Baradel—and Leandro Sánchez, who led the blockades that left roads paralyzed for days, affecting traffic and the normal course of daily activities. Their actions not only intensified social tension but also caused serious harm to thousands of Misiones residents who were caught in the middle of the conflict.

Correctional and Juvenile Court No. 6 of Posadas scheduled the trial for November 25 to 28, after the hearing originally set for October was suspended. With this rescheduling, the judiciary decided to move forward with the case stemming from the blockades led by Gurina and Sánchez, actions that created real chaos on the roads, complicated the daily lives of thousands of people, and caused significant economic losses for those who lost entire workdays stranded or unable to work due to the blockades.

Juicio a los 'Baradel' de Misiones: dos sindicalistas fueron llevados a la Justicia por cortar y quemar rutas

Both union leaders will face charges of "judicial disobedience and obstruction of the normal functioning of land transportation in ideal concurrence", a criminal classification that directly targets the violation of court orders and the prolonged interruption of traffic on strategic routes. The case places them in a delicate position as the oral proceedings approach.

The presence of Gurina and Sánchez in the dock once again highlights the impact their actions had while leading the protests. Their constant confrontational approach, combined with decisions that resulted in prolonged blockades and the near-total paralysis of key routes, established them as leaders whose pressure tactics tend to break any negotiation channel and bring direct consequences for thousands of workers, students, and drivers in Misiones.

Trial of the 'Baradel' of Misiones: two union leaders were brought to justice for blocking and burning roads

Trial of the 'Baradel' of Misiones: two union leaders were brought to justice for blocking and burning roads

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