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May 23, 2012
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  • 24/04/2012 | Argentina

    Subway D line service resumed after unexpected protest

    The D line subway line service resumed yesterday at 1.50 pm after being brought to a halt for nearly three hours while workers carried out an unexpected union protest. Earlier, workers pertaining to the AGTSyP union opened turnstiles between 9 am and 11 am allowing passengers to travel for free on their morning commute.

  • 01/03/2012 | Argentina

    Subway resumes service after 12 hour strike

    The six subway lines resumed their service shortly after 5 pm, following a 12 hour strike that affected over a million passengers and caused a chaos of traffic in the City.

  • 10/04/2012 | Argentina

    Subway workers threaten to strike if wage talks not opened

    Following the opening of ticket barriers at some major subway stations between 7 am and 10 am this morning, subway workers stated that they could well carry out a strike on Thursday from 5 am until 8 am, if they did not receive a response from Metrovías over wage talks.

  • 11/04/2012 | Argentina

    Subway workers to strike on Thursday despite mandatory concilitation

    Subway workers ratified the strike they will hold on Thursday from 5 am to 8 am despite the fact that the Labour Ministry issued a mandatory conciliation. Subway and tram workers union (AGSTYP) leader Néstor Segovia confirmed the measure and said “the only way to lift” strike if the Labour Ministry and Metrovías summoned workers for wage talks.

  • 24/01/2012 | Argentina

    Non-SUBE users to pay more on buses and trains from February 10

    By way of an advertising campaign, the Government announced today that train and bus users are to pay higher fares from February 10 in the metropolitan area of Buenos Aires (AMBA) unless they own and use a Government-owned SUBE card.

  • 25/01/2012 | Argentina

    City urges National Gov't to 'define' new transport rates

    Buenos Aires City Deputy Mayor María Eugenia Vidal questioned the National Government’s new transport fare tariffs for non-SUBE card users and stated that they needed to “be clearer” regarding the removal of subsidies on bus and train fare costs. Vidal also underlined that the Subte will maintain the $2.50 cost in February for customers utilizing all payment types.

  • 25/01/2012 | Argentina

    City Gov't denies lower subway fares for SUBE holders

    Deputy Mayor María Eugenia Vidal announced that the City Government will not offer SUBE card holders a lower subway fare, as the National Government is planning on doing with the bus and trains system after February 10.

     

  • 07/11/2011 | Argentina

    Bus fares in the City 'could reach $4 after subsidies are lifted'

    Business leaders in the mass transit sector warned that if the National Government completely lifts subsidies on it, bus fare should at go up to at least $4. 

  • 28/11/2011 | Argentina

    BA City toll rates, taxi fares to climb this week

    Taxi cabs fares will climb 26 percent as from Tuesday while the Buenos Aires City toll rates will increase 30 percent as of Thursday.

  • 06/01/2012 | Argentina

    Gov't rules out train, bus fares hike talks

    The National Government denied talks of adjusting bus and train fares for the area of Buenos Aires today and stated that “it’s not urgent nor necessary” to do so.


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