Adorni said they receive “300 complaints an hour” of threats for not marching

A day before the mobilization scheduled for this Wednesday, December 20, the national government enabled the 134 line for beneficiaries of social plans who are threatened with the withdrawal of assistance if they do not go to march. According to the latest information from the presidential spokesman, Manuel Adorni, he said that so far they are receiving “at a rate of 300 complaints per hour” and assured that “the only people who can lose state aid are those who infringe and break the law.” We have received 4,310 complaints so far, and we are receiving at a rate of 300 complaints per hour on line 134,” Adorni said in a video posted on the official account of the Presidential Spokesperson on the social network X. He explained that the line is “available to each of the beneficiaries of social plans who feel that they are being threatened” to participate in the protest that next Wednesday 20 social organizations will hold In the same vein, Adorni commented that there were complaints of “people who are threatened with having to do extra work and even pay fines of 7,000 pesos if they do not go to the marches as the social referents tell them.” You may also be interested in: “The Left asks the Justice to suspend the public order protocol presented by Patricia Bullrich””There are complaints that indicate that they force children to be taken to the march, that if they do not bring children they will also lose the benefit and there are also complaints in relation to the loss of part of the benefit and part of what they receive under the Potentiate Work Plan”, Added. In a message to the beneficiaries of social programs, he reiterated: “We are going to stand with those who comply with the law, we are ready to support each one of you.” Regarding the right to demonstrate, he said that it is “respected” and that “they will demonstrate in parks, squares, and even on each of the sidewalks,” he said.

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