Overview
- The company confirmed its closure and the sale of its Quilmes Oeste terminal after months of financial strain and labor conflict.
- About 500 employees say they are owed the December bonus and salaries for January and February, leaving the workforce in limbo.
- Filed proposals would split the service, with San Vicente (Grupo DOTA) taking Solano branches and Expreso Quilmes handling Varela routes, while Misión Buenos Aires is also being considered.
- Under one plan, roughly 380 jobs could be preserved if back pay is regularized and a transfer is approved.
- Passengers who relied on links between Plaza Constitución and the south of Greater Buenos Aires now face longer and costlier commutes.