Football fans join with pensioners to clash with police in protest at austerity in Argentina
Retired people angry at the policies of President Javier Milei's government have been demonstrating every week, but on Wednesday they were joined by supporters of local football teams as clashes with police turned violent.
Protesters clash with police after Argentina cuts pension budget
Clashes broke out in Buenos Aires during a street protest by retirees against government budget cuts that they say are lowering their living standards. Soccer fans decided to join the weekly protest after police dispersed the pensioners with tear gas and baton blows a week earlier.
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Injuries, arrests in Argentina as football fans, retirees clash with policeRiot police used tear gas, rubber bullets and water cannon to disperse people protesting pension cuts in Buenos Aires.
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Argentina's yearly inflation fell to 84.5 percent in January in the wake of drastic and controversial austerity measures aimed at stabilizing the economy. Annual inflation peaked at close to 300 ...
This is why President Javier Milei places his trust in the commitment and responsibility of each national legislator towards the Argentine people and their economic wellbeing,” it concluded.
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