Overview
- ATE suspended the 24-hour stoppage planned for Monday after Transport authorities convened an urgent negotiation at the Labor Secretariat.
- The pause is conditional, with the union warning it may reconvene assemblies and resume actions if there are no concrete results.
- Rodolfo Aguiar confirmed the suspension on X, saying the meeting will also include officials from Gestión y Empleo Público.
- ATE alleges the government reversed an agreed salary increase, re-liquidated wages tied to a “racionamiento” allowance, and delayed payments.
- An earlier protest slated for Feb. 2 was postponed for legal reasons, and airlines had begun contingency planning for widespread disruptions.