The conflict at the Euro meatpacking plant intensifies: workers demand payment at the company for unpaid wages.

A serious labor conflict at the Euro slaughterhouse in Villa Gobernador Gálvez, dedicated to the manufacture of sausage casings from offal, has been taking place since January. But in the last week, the problems have intensified. Last Tuesday, the company had agreed to pay the salaries for October, but ultimately did not make the transaction, so the 160 workers decided to make a strong claim at the slaughterhouse until they receive their salary. Walter Navarro, union delegate for the workers, in dialogue with Conclusión, stated that "we decided to enter the company and stay here overnight until Guillermo Salimei and Néstor González, the company's owners, appear and give an explanation or say how the situation is. Since all the workers, about 160, are owed the month of October." Last week, the company's owners, together with the Meatworkers' Union, had agreed in a hearing at the Ministry of Labor of Santa Fe to pay the salaries and keep the workers in their jobs until January 31, ...