The Minister of Human Capital of the Argentine Government, Sandra Pettovello, announced that those participating in demonstrations and carrying out street blockades called for next Wednesday against the policies of the new President Javier Miley will be deprived of benefits and social programs.

“Protesting is a right, but so is free movement. The only ones who are not going charge for the plan They are the ones who go out on the march and block the street. The President (Javier Miley) has already said this: the one who cuts does not get paid“,” Pettovello noted.

The warning is addressed to “all those who contributed, instigated, organized or participated” in the street closures, who will “lose all forms of dialogue with the Ministry of Human Capital” and social plans.

The minister said the government will begin to “inspect all organizations implementing social plans”, so a “process of disintermediation” will begin and “presence certificates issued by social organizations” will be abolished.