Argentina: Banging Pots Protest in Buenos Aires After Police Violence at Pensioners’ Protest 3

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Argentina: Banging Pots Protest in Buenos Aires After Police Violence at Pensioners’ Protest 3

Clashes broke out at a protest against President Javier Milei’s austerity policies, which was joined by pensioners and soccer fans, in Buenos Aires on Wednesday, March 12. People took to the streets across the capital in the evening to protest police repression. They banged pots and pans and honked horns, also expressing their discontent with the government.

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  • Argentina Video Recording Date/Time: March 12, Video Location: Av. Rivadavia & Av. Acoyte in Buenos Aires, 2025 at 21:36h

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