Argentina: At Least 672 Injured, 114 Arrested After Repression On Retirees Demonstration - teleSUR English

The ultras have taken to the streets in defense of the elderly who are protesting against the cuts

The budget is not enough to maintain infrastructure, nor to guarantee scholarships for students, while the salaries of teachers and non-teacher workers are falling. However, sidereal figures are allocated to intelligence to monitor social protests.

Thousands of football fans protested alongside retirees in Buenos Aires to denounce the government's brutality. Destabilized by this spontaneous and unreleased alliance, the executive shouted at an attempt to "cut the state" perpetrated by hordes of hooligans. Back from reality.

Argentine retirees savagely assaulted for protesting benefit cuts

All the evidence points to a provocation by the Milei administration aimed at justifying an escalation of attacks on democratic rights.

In the anteroom of a new “Wednesday March”, journalist Gabriela Navarra tells how it is to live on a retirement in Argentina and why she participated in the last march that became violent.

The government of Javier Milei asked the Argentine Justice this Tuesday to order the arrest of 29 people who identified them through video cameras and accused them of violent acts during the march by last week's retirees in Buenos Aires.