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Government summons taxi drivers to a meeting to avoid future protests

Government summons taxi drivers to a meeting to avoid future protests

After several presentations demonstrations by groups of taxi drivers a few weeks ago, in which one of its leaders even threatened to block the airports, the The Ministry of Transportation sent a summons to address the issues for which they are dissatisfied.

(See: $7,500 for the minimum taxi ride in Bogotá? Experts answer).

The National Government, headed by the Ministry of Transport, expresses its willingness to build through dialogue agreed solutions to the problems that this important sector of taxi driving has been posing“, indicated the portfolio.

Through a statement, they indicated that Important advances and recognitions will be announced next Tuesday, February 21.

In addition, representatives of the sector were convened virtually and/or in person for next Tuesday, February 21, at 2:00 in the afternoon, at the entity’s facilities. The Ministers of Labor, ICT, Transport and Science and Technology will also be present at the negotiation table.

(See: Flying taxis would be a reality within three years).

The purpose of this meeting is respond to the requests and motivations that come to promote the day of protest, dialogue about the problems that afflict them and seek effective and concerted solutions.

The Ministry of Transportation will be waiting for the designation of the spokespersons and/or representatives of the promoters of the mobilization called F22” the statement added.

(See: Taxi driver leader says minimum fare should cost $18,000).

It is worth remembering that taxi drivers They have called, for the next February 22, a day of unemployment.

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