Víctor Díaz, the "influencer" farmworker from San Vicente who was fired by his employers, triggered an inspection

If the boss's intention when displacing Victor Díaz from his rural worker position was to achieve less public exposure, he has achieved exactly the opposite. In recent hours, at his field, he received more than inopportune visits, given the circumstances: An inspection by the Buenos Aires Ministry of Labor and the approach of the Uatre union, to see what was happening with the workers. All of this stems from the great dissemination of the story of the Paraguayan rural worker, not coincidentally also an influencer on social networks. And it is that, after a supposed altercation over a silo bag whose contents had rotted - which Victor himself showed to his more than 500,000 Instagram followers - last Friday he was left without work, without prior notice and without further justification. As of today, for those following his story on social networks, there are two new chapters that have developed at the establishment located in San Vicente, south of the Buenos Aires metropolitan ...