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Hey all - just received this in my inbox. So what does this mean for me, who will be arriving at Ezeiza from the states this Saturday? Am i just stuck in the airport for 2 days??
Dear Traveler,
Alerts have been issued for one or more of your current travel destinations. Please refer to the information below. For assistance related to a medical or security emergency during business travel please contact the 24/7 Interpublic Notification Center at +1 443 716 2239. Safe travels.
This alert affects Argentina
This alert began 17 Sep 2014 16:54 GMT and is scheduled to expire 22 Sep 2014 03:00 GMT.
Workers belonging to the Single Union of Customs Employees (SUPARA) plan to strike Sept. 18-21 to protest wages. Customs services at maritime ports, airports, and land border crossings will be significantly disrupted. Union representatives say that customs workers will not process travelers Sept. 18-19, and cargo processing operations will only be active 0700-1900 on these days; all traveler and freight services will be suspended Sept. 20-21. Expect travel delays if entering or exiting the country, along with freight delivery disruptions; workers may also stage localized protests.
SUPARA is threatening to stage another strike Sept. 24-28 if members decide that their grievances have not been adequately addressed.
Advice
Confirm all travel arrangements and shipments. Avoid any protests. Allow additional time for travel.
Dear Traveler,
Alerts have been issued for one or more of your current travel destinations. Please refer to the information below. For assistance related to a medical or security emergency during business travel please contact the 24/7 Interpublic Notification Center at +1 443 716 2239. Safe travels.
Worldcue[sup]®[/sup] Alert
Severity: Warning Alert
Entry/Exit: Customs workers in Argentina to stage nationwide strike Sept. 18-21. Expect travel and shipment delays. Additional actions possible Sept. 24-28.Severity: Warning Alert
This alert affects Argentina
This alert began 17 Sep 2014 16:54 GMT and is scheduled to expire 22 Sep 2014 03:00 GMT.
- Event: Nationwide customs workers strike
- Time Frame: Sept. 18-21
- Impact: Travel, entry/exit, and cargo shipment delays; possible protests
Workers belonging to the Single Union of Customs Employees (SUPARA) plan to strike Sept. 18-21 to protest wages. Customs services at maritime ports, airports, and land border crossings will be significantly disrupted. Union representatives say that customs workers will not process travelers Sept. 18-19, and cargo processing operations will only be active 0700-1900 on these days; all traveler and freight services will be suspended Sept. 20-21. Expect travel delays if entering or exiting the country, along with freight delivery disruptions; workers may also stage localized protests.
SUPARA is threatening to stage another strike Sept. 24-28 if members decide that their grievances have not been adequately addressed.
Advice
Confirm all travel arrangements and shipments. Avoid any protests. Allow additional time for travel.
