One of the three leaders of Argentina’s main trade union organization, the General Confederation of Labor (CGT by its Spanish acronym), resigned on Friday amid disagreements on how to deal with the Milei administration. Pablo Moyano, also the head of the powerful truckers’ union, quit his post after the two other CGT leaders snubbed his claim for a national strike in December.

“I have decided to resign as Co-Secretary General of the General Confederation of Labor, as I do not agree with the decisions taken by the so-called ‘top leaders’,” he wrote in a letter.

Earlier this week, CGT leaders Héctor Daer and Carlos Acuña — who favor dialogue with the government —........

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