Everyone would know that it would also be a rejection of the government, so it could be a way out of the crisis.

If the government wants to continue using force, then we are heading towards a serious conflict.

We don't want to negotiate. The president had the chance to give a clear answer, which he didn't do.

They (the government) imposed the jobs plan without consulting anyone. They only agree to talks when a million people go into the streets to demonstrate, so we refuse to talk to them until they withdraw it.

For two months, young people and working people have expressed their worries and rejection of the First Job Contract that makes a period of poverty a mandatory phase for an entire generation.

If by (Saturday night) the government doesn't withdraw this contract, we'll continue.