There was no agreement between the government and the protesters for the organization of demonstrations against the G20

Neither during the marches, nor on the bus control plan nor on the way the anti-G20 protests were raised. The government and social organizations met today to propose an agreement defining the characteristics of the acts directed against the summit of presidents. But they could not agree.

Throughout a meeting held at the SERPAJ headquarters under the leadership of the Nobel Peace Prize winner, Adolfo Pérez Esquivel, The coordinating secretary of the Ministry of Security, Gerardo Milman, listened to about 20 organizations related to the G20 and agreed on the need to organize peaceful protests.

However, they have failed to agree on the central themes of these events, such as the route of the march, the manner in which the groups carrying the protesters will be controlled or the basic guarantees for the organizers of the demonstrations; to ensure that there are no hooded people during the demonstrations.

As he was able to rebuild Infobae from government sources and social organizations, from the meeting that took place at the headquarters of SERPAJ, there was increased tension on the course of the march that will take place on Friday 30. The organizers of this march against the G20 summit want the tour to take place on Avenida San Juan on July 9 and on Avenida de Mayo in Plaza de los dos Congresos. But the government has proposed that the march through Independencia Avenue from July 9 be shortened in its access to Avenida de Mayo and the obelisk.

"We will continue to dialogue but we can not change the security operation that has worked for more than a year because they have gone to the Avenida de Mayo for a gesture symbolic, "said a government official who participated in this event. meet

In addition, the Ministry of Security has determined that all microphones entering the capital or surrounding area will be controlled and that it can be searched for by security measures. This is where the organizers of the anti-G20 marches also raised objections.

There was also no complete agreement on the guarantee that the organizers can give so that there are no hooded people. and with sticks in the steps. "We can not guarantee that all the protesters will want to go there as they wish," said one of the leaders of anti-globalization social movements.

At the same time, social organizations opposed to the G20 and protesting during the leaders' summit days complained about the large number of streets that will be cut off. But from the government, Milman explained that these measures had been taken to "guarantee the safety of presidents and allow the state to protect citizens against possible acts of violence".

Two issues have been agreed upon or at least the government has committed to participate. One of them is that the lawyers of potential detainees will be able to enter the prosecutor's office in case of delay. In parallel, public hospitals will be negotiated to inform lawyers or organization leaders of the list of hospitalized victims following an event.

Pérez Esquivel was not part of today's meeting, even though he was attending last week. There, he declared that he would not be "guarantor" or "mediator" of the protesters and Casa Rosada. But from the government, they explained that none of this had been requested.

In addition to the SERPAJ, they were at the meeting with Milman referring to the CCC the Polo worker, Barrios de Pie, the MTS, the United Left, Evita Movement, Confluence AntiG20, the CT the PTS and the MST among others.

On the other hand, this afternoon, the chief of staff Marcos Peña He led a large G20 meeting on security attended by security ministers, Patricia Bullrich; of Justice, Germán Garavano; of the defense, Oscar Aguad; the head of the AFI Gustavo Arribas; the Minister of Social Development Carolina Stanley and the Secretary of Strategic Affairs Fulvio Pumpor among others.

There were coincidences in which the violent acts that took place in the superclásico River-Boca generated a climate of high tension that alerted the security forces.

"After the violence in River, we realize that security must be on permanent alert and you can not escape a detail"he said to Infobae a minister who attended the meeting at Casa Rosada.

However, government officials agreed that excesses at River also sensitized the population or organizers of anti-G20 protests to the need not to commit acts of violence.