Moyano said that the discussions will end up in joint agreements despite the "tensions and threats"

The union leader acknowledged that "there was an inflation that is not normal" in certain products, called "revolutionary" Bicentennial Fund; questioning Cobos and Reutemann, the CGT said the wage discussions "have no floor or ceiling"

The secretary general of the CGT, Hugo Moyano, said he was confident that the discussions will end this year wage agreements despite the "tensions and threats" that may occur. In addition, the union leader praised the Bicentennial Fund and criticisms launched against Vice President Julio Cobos and Senator Carlos Reutemann.
"Obviously, when discussing wages, there is tension in the corporate sector, who say they will have to close their businesses and there we launched the threat of unemployment. But that always happens in the salary discussion is normal," said the leader CGT to the radio 10. "The important thing is that it is realized neither one thing nor the other and reach agreements as in recent years," he said.

Moyano also considered that "what matters is going forward" and assessed that the salary discussion "is going to be like in previous years, with many pressures."
"There are bids threats, but ultimately, as happened with the teachers, it was agreed," said the proprietor of the trade union confederation. He questioned demurred districts to raise pay for teachers: "There are provinces that say they will not be able to pay an amount as it agreed to the Nation, but have to think that teachers deserve a decent wage because they have the enormous responsibility of educating our children. "

Moyano also acknowledged that "in some particular goods inflation was not normal, as in the flesh." He said that the discussion should be read in salary.
Fund "revolutionary." The union leader also defended the Bicentennial Fund calling it "revolutionary" because it would allow the use of central bank reserves "that can not be used.

"The money from the reserves are at an interest rate of 0.5 percent profit and when requesting a loan is paid up to 15 percent," Moyano evaluated. He said that using reserves is a matter of common sense, "while calling it" absurd "not to use reserves and" pay 15 percent. "

For Moyano, the Fund was established Bicentennial is "valuable and revolutionary" because it "allows you to use the reserves can not be used, they are there, everybody looks at them and can not be used to have a need to revitalize the economy by the global crisis. "

Barrage of criticism. Moyano criticism launched after several opposition figures. He said that Vice President Julio Cobos has "complete and utter lack of dignity."
"It's unfortunate that it is fulfilling the role because no one recognizes him as vice president, attacked the leader of the CGT. "Utilize the seal is set to vice president and head of the opposition," he said.

For Moyano, Cobos has a "complete and utter lack of dignity as a man of politics."

Outbursts. About Senator Carlos Reutemann, who had accused him of wanting to "steal the Casa Rosada and Plaza de Mayo," Moyano said not wanting to delve into the issue "because there escapes me another outburst."

The union leader also dismissed the senator santafecino entity to catalog it as "a man of sport" that belongs to the "inventions of [Carlos] Menem, as [Ramon] Palito Ortega".
The driver also said "there is an email circulating that 1975 Reutemann with" Mimiche ' "his ex-wife-is what a pair of golf gloves in London.
"The nonsense that says the display as" Moyano said. Ironically, Santa Fe said that if the return to Formula One, "and would neither second.

Finally, Moyano questioned Deputy Elisa Carrio, who said "people are used to also listen to his nonsense.

Discussions with no floor or ceiling. The press secretary of the CGT, Héctor Daer, told the joint Radio America this year will be "prudent" to avoid inflation and said that negotiations will be "free" and "no floors or ceilings.

"Each of the unions will see what the parameter that adjusts to maintain the purchasing power of wages," said Daer. He added: "We will not be imprudent to generate an inflationary surge that we have to negotiate wages every month and live in an inflationary process, with the collapse of its own purchasing power of wages."
For Daer, "the limit of prudence is to assess the situation of the industry and the purchasing power of workers", but considered that the increase of 23.5% for the national government gave teachers "could be a parameter to take into account, but not a floor. "

While Daer acknowledged that there are no uniform position among the various unions, said there is no doubt that "all unions will go to preserve the purchasing power of wages," and emphasized that "this involves going to open negotiations without laying down floors or ceilings.

"Every time I start the talks and there is little tension between trade unions and business chambers, they come out to say that you have to put ceiling, as the Industrial Union of Argentina raised 15 percent in that sense," said Press Secretary of the CGT.