Since 1997, a novel and powerful manifestation of workers' struggle has taken place in Argentina: roadblocks. In this way, unemployed workers demand from the state the right to decent work and income. Based on the principles of horizontality among workers, direct democracy, autonomy from the state and power, and comprehensive training among its members, one of the most important experiences of these years was that of the Solano Unemployed Workers' Movement in Quilmes, a city in the Buenos Aires metropolitan area. Work, training, the democratic debate of ideas, the sharing of life, as well as the struggle for work, dignity, and social change, are some of the contents of this report.