Is ma may or march?

In the main provincial capitals, the piqueteros carried out massive mobilizes before moving into the center of Buenos Aires. Salta, Paran, Crdoba, and others are included. The last and massive act took place in the capital of Argentina, Cordoba. The main leaders of the Piquetero Unit who left La Quica since last Tuesday were present, among them, Eduardo Belliboni, from the Polo Obrero (PO), Sandra Saravia, from Barrios de Pie and Mónica Sulle, a leader of the MST-Teresa Vive.

More than 30,000 people from the organizations of the Piquetero Unit, as well as important unions, such as ATE Crdoba, the Jess Mara Municipal Union, and the Tire Union, have welcomed the federal march.

Acts of similar magnitudes took place simultaneously in Rosario and Bahía Blanca”, said Belliboni before getting on the bus to continue his journey, adding: “The massiveness of the federal march and the participation of union organizations is a demonstration that this action has been transformed into the channel of struggle for the whole of the working class of our country, which suffers from the lack of genuine work, the collapse of wages and the monetary fund adjustment of the government and the opposition”. The social leader of the PO believes that the piquetero mobilization shows a brutal contrast with the union bureaucrats who are aligned with the government.

The motto of the call is: "For work and for salary; against hunger and poverty; and to oppose the adjustment of the Government, the employers' chambers and the International Monetary Fund, which has the support of Macrismo and its allies."

The decision to not extend the Potenciar Trabajo program to more beneficiaries was made by the Minister of Social Development.

The federal march, which will take over the center of the City of Buenos Aires, has three caravans. The first one will focus on Retiro. They are the columns that traveled from the NEA to the NOA.

The route will take them to Plaza de Mayo from Crdoba Avenue, Diagonal Norte, and 9 de Julio Avenue.

The second caravan will be concentrated in Once. The demonstrators are from Cuyo and Neuquén.

The buses will pass through Avenida Alberdi, Avenida Directorio, San Juan, Avenida Belgrano, Avenida Rivadavia and Plaza de Mayo.

The third caravan will have a meeting point.

They will come from the interior of the province of Buenos Aires and Greater Buenos Aires. Since they arrive in CABA by public transport, it will be the most numerous. Avenida San Juan, Avenida 9 de Julio, and Avenida Belgrano will be the route of this column.

Diagonal sur will be the entrance to plaza de mayo.

The City of Buenos Aires today will be completely overwhelmed by the saturation of vehicles and picketers in movement that will enter through three neuralgic points: Panamericana and General Paz; Rivadavia Avenue, at the height of the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Liniers and Pueyrredón Bridge.

The former Aveda Station that bears the name Daro y Maxi is where the picketers will hold a tribute act before crossing into CABA.

The three large piquetero columns will meet in Plaza de Mayo at 3:00 p.m. The buses that arrive from the interior of the country park in Costanera sur were agreed to by the piqueteros.

The plan of struggle for "a demanding and political agenda" was voted on in the plenary held in Plaza de Mayo on March 11 and 12 with the presence of more than 3,500 delegates.

"From a packed Plaza de Mayo we are going to tell the government and the opposition that there is no more room for adjustments, that we are not going to bankroll the criminalization of the struggles and that we are going to fight until they give us answers," he told her. to Infobae Mónica Sulle, National Coordinator of the Teresa Vive Workless Movement, who estimates that there will be more than one hundred thousand members of the Piquetero Unit who will make their claims heard.

It is sung at school events and ceremonies for fallen and veterans.

On April 2, when Veteran's Day and the Fallen in the Malvinas War are celebrated, these acts take place in a stable manner. The Malvinas War began in 1982.

Luis Mara Vernet was the first Argentine governor of the islands and it was celebrated on June 10 each year until 2001.

The "Malvinas Recovery Board" was created in 1939 during the presidency of Roberto Marcelino Ortiz, with the aim of contributing to the dissemination and knowledge of the issue among the population.

On January 3, 1941, the winning composition was unveiled at a public ceremony at the Augusteo Hall.

During the War in 1982, the media spread the word about the recovery of the islands.

In 1982, the capital of the islands was Puerto Argentino/Stanley, and up to the present day, they sing: Shine, oh homeland!, in your diadem the lost southern pearl.'

On April 2, 2015, on the occasion of the 33rd anniversary of the start of the war, the government of the province of Tierra del Fuego, Antártida and Islas del Atlántico Sur through Decree 719/15 established that the march be broadcast every every day on all radio stations and television channels in the province at the beginning of the broadcasts, at eight in the morning, or after broadcasting the Argentine National Anthem, if they broadcast 24 hours a day. ​

At the end of April 2015, the Chamber of Deputies of the province of Salta announced that it will discuss a project that encourages singing the march at the end of school, institutional and official acts. On May 5 it was approved by the chamber of provincial deputies, and then the bill went to the provincial Senate to seek its final sanction. At the beginning of June, the Education and Culture Commission of the Salta Senate approved the bill under review with modifications.

It was added that it will be compulsory in school acts of educational establishments of all levels. The project was returned to the Chamber of Deputies.

Oh homeland, shine! In your headband.

The southern pearl was lost.

The columns arrived on foot from Buenos Aires. The goal was to repudiate the attack against the former president and express a firm defense of democracy.

After reading the letter, the citizens who participated in the march began to decentralize the march. The call in support of the vice president ended here.

A group of people rebuked a journalist while she was doing her job despite the fact that the day was carried out without any trouble. The situation did not get worse.

The Minister of Economy,Sergio Massa, and the other members of the national Cabinet, along with the Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo, read a document in support of the Vice President, Cristina Kirchner.

There is no way to minimize or relativize an assassination attempt. The solidarity and repudiation of leaders from all over Latin America, from the United States to Europe, shows that the world is aware of the seriousness of what happened. The organized labor movement, business entities, religious communities, sports associations and other organizations expressed themselves in the same way.

"For several years, a small group of political leadership and its supporters have been repeating hate speech, stigmatizing any popular leader to end Peronism," he says.

He maintains that the "limit" that we have heard about in the last hours was not crossed yesterday.

The leaders considered that "no one is individually responsible for the actions of another but those who gave airtime to hate speech should reflect on how they have collaborated to get us to this situation."

The letter supports the idea that democratic life is incompatible with the actions of violent minorities that seek to lead the rest of society by the nose or force a certain leadership to take increasingly sectarian positions in order to satisfy that supposed electoral clientele.

The militancy began with their chants in favor of the Kirchner family and warned the toughest sectors of politics.

The political leaders called for national unity but not at any price.

The Government House and the CasaRosada were fenced off after the attack to protect the members of the presidential Cabinet.

The police presence was reinforced and the agents of the Gendarmerie scorpion group were also.

The meeting of the governors with the president began with a delay, but the Grandmothers of Plaza De Mayo and some union leaders were present.

They are expected to join the columns in the plaza at noon.

A document will be read in the Plaza de Mayo after 5:00pm. The reading is in charge of the actress in support of the vice president and to repudiate the attention that she received.

Congress called a session for this Saturday, September 3, in which they will repudiate the attack on the vice president. Cecilia Moreau, the president of the Chamber ofDeputies, urged all political leaders to condemn the attack.

The governor of the Province of Buenos Aires thought that the attack against the Vice President was an attack on institutions. "I don't see it as an act of madness," he said.

He accused the opposition leaders and the prosecutor of promoting political violence.

Kicillof spoke to the press after the governors were called to a meeting by the president.

The militancy has already filled the Plaza de Mayo as 4:00 p.m. approaches. There is no confirmed speaker, but some speeches are possible because a stage is being set up in the vicinity of CasaRosada.

The former vice president Amado Boudou and the mayor of La Matanza have already joined the movement, even though the national cabinet is yet to arrive.

The ministers that make up the national Cabinet have confirmed that they will participate in the Plaza de Mayo protest in solidarity with the vice president.

The decision was made after a meeting with the President.

This was reported in a statement after the meeting with his team that lasted two hours and had a majority presence of headlines, with the exception of the ministers Eduardo "Wado" de Pedro (Interior) and Jorge Ferraresi (Development and Habitat), dedicated to the organization of actions in Avellaneda.

The assassination attempt against the Vice President was the subject of protests in other parts of the country.

In San Juan, the current national deputy and former governor of that province, José Luis Gioja, appeared with the former judge of the Supreme Court of Justice, Eugenio Ral Zaffaroni, in order to show solidarity with the president.

The official coalition called for a gathering at the intersection of Avenida de Mayo and 9 de Julio at 12 noon through social networks. They will go to CasaRosada later.

Everyone is encouraged to go to the square in defense of democracy. You can see me tomorrow at 12 noon. The message says to bring your flag.

Estela de Carlotto leads the Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo association, which was formed through social networks and called to meet at the intersection of Piedras and Avenida de Mayo.

"We are marching for democracy, and we will keep our offices closed on the national holiday due to the assassination attempt on the Vice President of the Nation," the organization announced.