The director of the Institutional Quality Observatory of the School of Government of the Universidad AustralMarcelo Bermolén analyzed the history of general strikes in Argentina, the union reaction to the Milei government, and the institutional risks facing the country amid the labor conflict. Bermolén explained the historical disproportion of strikes against non-Peronist governments and warned about union tensions and institutional deterioration in Argentina. “Trade unionism was asleep for four years and woke up in 45 days,” he said.

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