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Fecha: 18 February 2026
Nombre del archivo: The only national tire manufacturer ceases operations after 80 years, leaving 920 workers unemployed in Buenos Aires
Descripción: San Fernando, Argentina – February 18, 2026: Fate employees were greeted with an announcement of the industrial plant's closure in San Fernando. The company, owned by Javier Madanes Quintanilla, attributed the shutdown to changing market conditions and a loss of competitiveness against imports. The conflict arises on the eve of a national strike by the CGT. (Photo: Salvador Parente/UNAR AGENCY)
Publicado por: UNAR PHOTO
Galería: ARGENTINA-CRISIS FATE DESPIDOS POR CIERRE DE FABRICA
Título: The only national tire manufacturer ceases operations after 80 years, leaving 920 workers unemployed in Buenos Aires
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Crédito: SALVADOR PARENTE/ UNAR AGENCY
Derechos de autor: SALVADOR PARENTE/ UNAR AGENCY
Resolución: 5724 x 3816 px

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