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Cantv's union representatives claim the payment of retroactives and the restitution of the health plan

Retired and pensioned workers of Venezuela's state telecom company Cantv protested in Caracas demanding payment of retroactive benefits and restoration of health coverage.

Protesters gathered outside Cantv's NEA building in Caracas before marching to the Public Ministry.

Cantv stopped paying the vital minimum supplement after April and May, owing $150 per retiree.

The $150 represents 75% of monthly income for over 10,800 retirees, pensioners, and survivors.

Health coverage under the collective agreement has been deficient since 2025 due to a private insurer.

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