The ongoing conflict surrounding the historic FATE tire manufacturing plant in Argentina is reaching a critical juncture as the government prepares for a meeting with both the company and the union. This meeting will be the second virtual session organized by the Ministry of Labor, led by Julio Cordero, and is part of a 15-day mandatory conciliation process aimed at addressing the disputes that have arisen after the plant's closure. Despite the government's intervention, FATE’s San Fernando facility remains shut down, leaving its 920 employees without jobs. Company management has demanded that workers vacate the plant to comply with the mandatory conciliation, while the union is insisting on the reopening of the factory and the preservation of jobs. The talks are marked by high tensions, with both sides strongly entrenched in their positions. As negotiations continue, the impact of FATE's closure is being felt throughout the region, raising concerns about job security and the economic implications for its workforce and local economy. The outcome of the upcoming meeting will be crucial in determining the future of the plant and the livelihoods of its employees, as both the government and the union strive to find a resolution that balances corporate and worker interests.