Social groups announced a protest plan against the G20

After a series of meetings, the authorities of the Ministry of Security will finish evaluating the proposals of the spaces that make up the "Confluence outside the G20-FMI" and in the first hour of this Wednesday, they will give an official answer to the Nobel Peace Prize and holder of the Service of Peace and Justice (Serpaj), Adolfo Pérez Esquivel.

The group of movements will meet Friday at the intersection of Avenida San Juan and July 9 to get to 15:00 at the Legislative Building.

They will do so in the streets that limit the period of restriction, which extends between Independencia, Entre Rios / Callao, Las Heras, Sarmiento, Figueroa Alcorta and La Pampa.

One of the main differences that occurred during the interviews led by the Chief of Staff of the Ministry of Security, Gerardo Milman, It was the road: the organizations asked to have access to the obelisk, which was denied to them; and later, they mentioned the possibility of the restricted area being crossed by Avenida de Mayo, which was also rejected.

Before the official refusal, the mobilization will "increase" of Independence to Avenida Entre Ríos and from there to Plaza del Congreso.

The outline of the march will be communicated this Wednesday at 11:00 through a press conference at the headquarters of Serpaj, 730 Piedras: the details of the events will be given by the party leaders. "Confluencia Fuera G20-FMI" Perez Esquivel, Nora Cortiñas and Beverly Keene.

Milman: "We do not want sticks or balaclavas."

They are also part of the multisectoral groups: Barrios de Pie, Clasista Combativa Current (CCC), Collective Ni Una Menos, Catholics for the right of decision, Correpi, CTD Aníbal Verón, CTEP, MST, Libres del Sur, Movement of the media, Movement Media and Indigenous and Popular Movement Dignity, the Great Country, Quebracho and Popular Unity.

"We do not want sticks or hoods and they have raised issues related to bus access, as well as information about hospitals and some difficulties with the Buenos Aires city prosecutor's office.", Milman said in the dialogue with NA.

For his part, Pérez Esquivel challenged in the statement of this agency the decision of the government not to change the perimeter of the restricted area and stressed the need to preserve "the right to protest".

On Tuesday, at Casa Rosada, a meeting was held to continue the security operation of the G20 Leaders Summit: Chief of Staff, Marcos Peña, was present; security ministers, Patricia Bullrich; of justice, Germán Garavano; of defense, Oscar Aguad; and Health and Social Development, Carolina Stanley; and the Director General of the Federal Intelligence Agency (AFI), Gustavo Arribas; among other officials.

As part of the security operation to protect the leaders' summit, the government 22,000 police forces to prevent violent demonstrations or terrorist attacks.

Heads of State and senior representatives of the European Union, as well as representatives of organizations such as the United Nations and the International Monetary Fund, will participate in seminars organized in Costa Salguero.