Workers' Demands Over FICINE Budget Cuts

Workers are opposing the federal government's decision to cut FICINE's budget for 2026, threatening their jobs and cultural projects in the country.

Workers' demands come amid the budget cut that the federal government allocated to FICINE for the year 2026. This decision has caused dissatisfaction among employees whose jobs and working conditions are now at risk. Unions and workers are calling for a review of the decision to ensure job preservation. They emphasize the importance of FICINE for the country's cultural life and express concern over the consequences of the budget cuts.

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