On May 4, police entered the Bagley biscuit factory in Arroyito, Córdoba and attempted to arrest workers and union representatives preparing a meeting on safety measures to deal with the coronavirus hazard. Héctor Morcillo, the general secretary of the IUF-affiliated foodworker federation FTIA, who came to the Córdoba plant to stop police from harassing union delegates, strongly condemned the use of the police against union representatives "defending the wages, safety, and lives of our fellow workers." The company also threatened to sanction a union delegate, Claudio Ghioryy, for alleged damages and presented as "assemblies" informational meetings developed by workers on biosecurity measures in the face of the pandemic.