Alert for the G20 summit: the government would not allow demonstrations but would be on an equal footing

Social, political and human rights organizations will travel to Congress and hold the government accountable for any episode of violence that may be unleashed.

November 27, 2018

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Social, political and human rights organizations and the government failed to reach an agreement on mobilizations against the government. G20 Summit and the zone authorized to execute them. Despite the official refusal to demonstrate in central Buenos Aires, the agencies said they would seek to join the National Congress and hold the executive branch accountable for any act of violence and repression. this could be triggered.

When leaving the meeting, Leo Deza PTS Youth, informed The destape that "the government's policy is to restrict and restrict any kind of mobilization and demonstration against the G20, to reach the Obelisk or Plaza de Mayo", areas prohibited by the Ministry of Security.

About, Nora Cortiñas, referring to the Fundadora line of the Mothers of Plaza de Mayo, badured this media that the goal is "to reach the Plaza Congreso by the Avenida de Mayo" but "the government does not want because a president stays close to this road and would not want us to go there. "However, he badured that the negotiations were continuing and that in the afternoon, the authorities could call us.

According to Cortiñas, the intention is to organize an event at the Congress, with speakers and musical recitals to express the "repudiation" of the G20 Summit, although "Those who come know that we repudiate the interference of other countries and the openness that the Argentine government gives them."

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Deza pointed out that "we live de facto in de facto state" because "the city is completely militarized, as for each of the laws that the government wanted to adopt against the feelings of the population". With this attitude, he badured The destape, seeks to "prevent something as elementary as to protest".

Despite the government's refusal, the PTS-FIT called to focus at 15 hours in San Juan and 9 July to go to Congress. "We want to arrive and we are looking for ways, we are not naive, we know that intelligence agents and repressive forces have come from all over the world," Deza said. In this line, he stressed that "We hold the government accountable for everything that happens but we will demonstrate against the G20."

Finally, Cortiñas pointed out that the intention is that there is "no problem, no type of provocation and we want it to be a walk as you can, because without transportation, thousands of people will not be able to move. "

However, he stressed that despite the obstacles and the government's intention to "cover this, it will not be able to, and our repudiation will reach them".

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