New Incidents in the March of Retirees: Police Applied the Anti-Picket Protocol and There Were Clashes with Gas

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Groups of pensioners as organizations that support the usual mobilization were confronted with Federal Police personnel. There were several affected by tear gas

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The rally in front of Congress led to clashes with the Federal Police. Faced with resistance and verbal exchanges with the protesters, trying to move them to the Plaza to clear the traffic, several received assistance from the first aid teams. Read more

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Several protesters clashed with the officers.Some had to be attended by emergency personnel as they were affected by tear gas.The entrance Police applied the anti-picket protocol to the march of retirees was first published in #BorderJournalism.

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Retirees and pensioners who disagreed with the Government held the usual Wednesday march in the National Congress and again recorded incidents between the demonstrators and the Federal Police who applied the anti-piquet protocol. In the images, it was observed that the police cordons began to take the demonstrators from the street to the area of the Plaza de los Dos Congresos and thus to release the trace with the transit. In this decision, tens…

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The Minister of Security authorized a new operation of the Federal Police and Gendarmerie during Wednesday’s march in front of Congress. Protesters were gassed and beaten while demanding improvements in their income.

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A series of incidents with pushes and runs were recorded today in the vicinity of the Congress during a new march of retirees, in a protest that was repressed with tear gas by the security forces. Retired organizations, accompanied by super power stations, were again mobilized today in Congress Square in rejection of the adjustment of the Government of Javier Milei and against the presidential veto to the law that established increases for the s…