🔴FRACASÓ LA SESIÓN POR LA REFORMA SINDICAL
La sesión para debatir la reforma sindical, solicitada por el radicalismo, no logró reunir el quórum necesario de 129 diputados, quedándose corta con solo 112.
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La sesión para debatir la reforma sindical, solicitada por el radicalismo, no logró reunir el quórum necesario de 129 diputados, quedándose corta con solo 112.
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00:00The session failed because of the trade union reform that radicalism was asking for.
00:06There was no quorum, only 112 deputies met, 129 are needed to start the session.
00:14Anyway, there was a regulatory issue that was going to be difficult to deal with,
00:18but the truth is that there was no quorum, the trade union reform is not going to be debated.
00:24It is the first of the sessions that was scheduled for this week.
00:30The first is this one, because of the trade union reform that radicalism was asking for.
00:35Pablo, what is being discussed here is, because it is very interesting that the session failed,
00:42because here are the privileges of a sector that the government calls the caste, which is the trade union caste.
00:47Yes.
00:48So, one thing is the narrative of going against the fat of the CGT,
00:53and another thing is what ends up happening against the trade union benefits.
00:59Yes, the spirit of this initiative, which was discussed even in commissions,
01:03was raised by Javier Milei on March 1st, where he said that the re-election of trade unionists was going to be limited,
01:09that he was going to be forced to present sworn statements, among other things.
01:13But that is not going to happen.
01:15No, not at least this year.
01:17In addition, the government at one point retreated and ended up agreeing with the trade unionists,
01:22under the excuse that all conflicts cannot be opened at the same time.
01:27So, only radicalism and a sector of the pro remained, with this flag linked to the trade union reform.
01:33Obviously, Peronism is against it.
01:35This is the first of the sessions.
01:37What we are seeing is Maga Martín de Tas, who is the one who asked for this special session,
01:41criticizing the lack of support from the government.
01:44And what we are going to have at three in the afternoon is another special session request
01:49by the DNU, which allows to make changes in the debt exchange.
01:54The opposition wants to overturn this decree that enables or gives more powers to the government
02:00to make a debt exchange.
02:02Also, in principle, I would tell you, because of the numbers I was doing,
02:07it will be difficult for them to get a quorum.
02:09There are already deputies of non-Kirchnerist Peronism who are saying,
02:14well, we are not going to accompany, but all this is tied to the discussion with the governors
02:19about the budget.
02:20Let's continue, Pablo, because it is important.
02:21We repeat, this has just happened.
02:22It is happening.
02:23It is happening.
02:24Give me a little bit of the audio and you know that the radical deputy must be very angry.
02:28It is clear, and he will be consulting the list of those present,
02:32who are committed to the trade union reform that Argentina needs.
02:37Dr. Alfonsín, Mr. President, is looking at us from the sky.
02:42We pay tribute to his enormous conviction of realizing that the time to make these reforms
02:49in Argentina was the time in which he began his management.
02:54This is the time of the most important reform in this state.
02:58I know today that we are not going to continue trying to get a quorum in our sessions
03:05with which it is a half-fight against a sector of which the government determines that it is the caste.
03:10On the one hand, we say that we are fighting, but on the other hand,
03:14we do not enable the session so that truly the reform that you can ...
03:18Look at it with you.
03:20We can review what would have included, rather, to express myself correctly,
03:27this trade union reform that is now on the way.
03:30It is clear how the Chamber of Deputies is empty, right?
03:34Basically, I would tell you, the main points are the limitation of the re-election for trade unionists,
03:41the presentation of sworn statements and also an opening
03:47so that not everyone has to be enrolled within the CGT.
03:51It would be a democratization of trade unions,
03:53something that Peronism rejected from the beginning of democracy.
03:56We remember that Raúl Alfonsín, one of the first laws he presented as soon as he assumed office as president,
04:02was the trade union reform, very similar to this one that is being proposed now.
04:06And it is rejected in the Senate by the vote of a provincial senator,
04:14who until that moment was not an ally of the government, then he left.
04:18Let me ask you a question.
04:20Everything has to do with everything.
04:22As Pancho Ibañez said, everything.
04:24And in politics, much more.
04:26You have to read between the lines.
04:28Doesn't this have something to do with the fact that it fell into the treatment
04:32of the reform of trade union law or trade unionism?
04:37That Pablo Moyano has resigned because the government agreed something with the CGT
04:43and in that agreement it was that this session or this treatment falls?
04:49Yes, of course.
04:51This is something that has been negotiated since, I would tell you, the month of April, May.
04:55That is, it was already known that this was not going to prosper.
04:58Of course, that's why I return to this chronology.
05:01The government, through my law, in the presentation of March 1,
05:05says we are going to launch the democratization of trade unions, transparency and the anti-caste law.
05:11That, that initiative of the government, begins to dilute over time.
05:15First with a meeting that was very talked about between Guillermo Francos
05:20and the dialogist sector of the CGT, of which Santiago Caputo also participated.
05:24From that, the relationship between the CGT and the government improved.
05:29Of course, Pablo Moyano, as you suggest, was always against these paths of dialogue
05:35and always raised that the struggles had to be hardened through strikes, demonstrations in the streets, etc.
05:41In one of the last meetings that there was of the CGT,
05:44Pablo Moyano suggests that he wants to strike before the end of the year.
05:48That fails because there is another sector that is dialogist
05:51and finally the CGT ends up breaking with Pablo Moyano who goes on his side.
05:56Anyway, there is the unknown about Hugo Moyano and his role.
06:00If he is going to remain in the CGT or if he is going to accompany his son Pablo.
06:06For now, what we are seeing, the failure of this session, has to do with that agreement that you make.
06:11Stop a minute here, 13.40.
06:13If necessary, of course, we leave a window of what is happening there in the Chamber of Deputies.
06:18In parallel, they are not being able to transfer Jorge Lanata.