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Ushuaia pickets lifted but Government house remains occupied by strikers
Argentine extreme-south Tierra del Fuego province government unions blocking the main national highway to the capital Ushuaia decided to lift pickets, but agreed to continue with the several weeks occupation of the provincial government house in demand for the elimination of recently approved reforms to the pensions scheme. Read full article
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Disclaimer & comment rulesDon't you just LOVE these idiots on both sides.
Mar 30th, 2016 - 12:24 pm - Link - Report abuse 0Does Diaz think he is Harry Potter when he claims the table will talk or is this the usual failing of super jibber-jabber.
And as for ”Tomorrow Ushuaia will awake with no pickets, but schools won't teach, hospitals will remain on strike, the city's services will continue paralyzed and the conflict will stand“ pledged Catena.” So, in effect, business as usual?
Where is TMBOA when she is needed, I thought she had the real power here, or has that changed?
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Mar 30th, 2016 - 02:51 pm - Link - Report abuse 0Still scraping the makeup off by all accounts.
So this is the place that is supposed to be in charge of the Falklands?
Mar 31st, 2016 - 01:20 pm - Link - Report abuse 0What a joke!
U: Kelpers, it is in your best interests that we run you from our province, look how we've fucked things up since we were founded by the British.
FI: Sounds like a bit of a CF to us.
U: Theeese strikes ees not for long.
RI: Fixed the sewers yet?
U: (Stick fingers in ears), la la la la la la la laaaaaa.
FI: So we'd be better off in the Islands if we weren't run properly and everybody was on strike and fighting each other?
U: Of course it's the latin way, bequeathed to us by our Spanish forefathers.
FI: Keep it Chey, and keep lighting the tyres, that way the tourist ships give you a miss and come here.
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