Controversy over the presence of Pablo Moyano with other trade unionists in the Vatican

March 4, 2019

Trade unionist Pablo Moyano participated in a summit of carriers during a general audience given by Pope Francis to the Vatican.

The Vice President of the International Transport Federation, Pablo Moyano, was invited to speak at pontifical academies. The driver of the truck was at the head of the delegation that went to Italy with Juan Pablo Brey (airborne), Sergio Sánchez (tolls), Cristian Erhardt (Pilots), Marcelo Uhrich (aeronautical commercial enterprises), among others.

The trucker talked about the pollution and the impact of new technologies on workers. In addition, he asked that there be no dismissal or flexibilisation of the workforce.

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The unionist said: "In Argentina, the right that attacks workers with flexible work governsHe added: "We are facing these attacks caused by the good government that is in my country".

In addition, he stated that the main objective of the Macri government was to eliminate collective agreements and that this could not be implemented because of a lack of consensus.

Moyano also traveled accompanied by Gustavo Vera who transmitted the truck driver's speech Twitter from the Alameda Foundation.
During the speech, the pope was not present in the speaker. In addition, next Wednesday, there would be a personal meeting between Moyano and the pope.

About 60 Nobel laureates attended the conference and Monsignor Marcelo Sánchez Sorondo gave the speech.

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The official program revealed that the Federation and the Chancellor of the Academy had organized this summit of carriers in order to examine and discern the possible solutions that can be provided by the indispensable universe of transport.

From Rome they offer "save the planet and promote the human dignity of every man and every woman"We hope that the Transport Leaders Summit will connect the culture of dialogue and discernment proposed by Jorge Bergoglio, which is a continuation of other summits organized with social leaders, religious leaders, mayors, judges and doctors from different countries. regions of the world.