"March of the Outrage" in Buenos Aires Against Milei's Economic Plan
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Thousands of people came this Saturday September 19 to 'the march of the brawl', called mainly by leftist parties and deployed in the center of Buenos Aires, where protesters protested against Javier Milei's government's economic program.
Thousands of people mobilized in front of the executive headquarters to reject Javier Milei's government and promote an electoral alternative that could immediately stop his economic plan and defeat him in 2027. The "March of the Outrage" called for more than 350 trade union, student, social and cultural organizations. The mobilization was repeated in 30 cities in Argentina, and was called by the leftist forces. Myriam Bregman, its chief leader,…
«Organize the fight to defeat Milei.» This was the strong slogan that this Saturday has gathered thousands of Argentines in the streets of the different provinces of the country to demand against the adjustment promoted from Casa Rosada. The protest, self-proclaimed 'Marcha de la branca', has been replicated in more than 30 cities. The demonstrators have demanded the workers’ centers to call for a new general strike. This Saturday afternoon thou…
Thousands of Argentines took to the streets against the harsh austerity policies pursued by President Javier Milei
Hundreds of trade unions, student and civic organizations are taking part in the “March of Anger.” The protest is taking place in the capital and 30 other cities across the country.Footage shows: the demonstration in Buenos Aires.Subscribe now!...
Buenos Aires, 19 Sep (EFE).- Thousands of people came this Saturday to ‘the march of the brawl’, called mainly by leftist parties and deployed in the center of Buenos Aires, where protesters protested against the economic program of the Argentine president’s government, Javier Milei. Those present expressed different reasons of ‘burst’ (angry), since [...] The entrance Miles flock to ‘the march of the brawl’ in Buenos Aires against Milei’s econo…
Social organizations, trade unions, political groups and piqueteros left Congress to express their rejection of the “government plan and its accomplices”; they will read a document in the Plaza de Mayo
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