The public sector intersyndical movement showed strong unity during a press conference held on Thursday, September 24, at the CGT union headquarters. This meeting took place just days before a planned mobilization on September 29, which union representatives have described as "a black day" for the government due to the expected scale of protests. The term "intersyndical" refers to cooperation between different labor unions, highlighting the broad support for the upcoming demonstration. The press conference aimed to coordinate efforts among various unions and to reinforce their shared demands, which include better working conditions, higher wages, and improved public services. The CGT, one of the largest and most influential labor unions in the country, has been at the forefront of organizing these protests. The movement reflects widespread dissatisfaction with current labor policies and the government's handling of public sector issues. The planned mobilization on September 29 is expected to involve large numbers of workers across different sectors of the public administration. This event is seen as a critical moment for the unions to pressure the government to address their concerns. The use of the term "black day" underscores the significance of the event and the potential impact it could have on political and social dynamics. As the date of the mobilization approaches, preparations are ongoing, with various unions coordinating logistics and messaging to ensure a unified front. The public sector workers are hoping that the demonstration will lead to meaningful negotiations and tangible improvements in their working conditions. The coming days will be crucial in determining the outcome of this significant labor movement.