Argentina: Workers raise alarm over tender, possible monopoly in the port of B. Aires
Workers at the Port of Buenos Aires have denounced pressure from the government to approve the arrival of port management company PSA as the new administrator of the port by modifying the terms of a tender, which would allow all operations to be concentrated in a single company for the next 50 years.
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