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The start of the G20 summit, the meeting of heads of state of the world's major economies on Friday (30), and the popular protests left the Argentinean capital upset and chaotic, which had even small magnitude, 3.8 on the Richter scale, this morning. The central region of Buenos Aires, airports, trains and buses (partially) are paralyzed. The Macri government has declared a public holiday to try to stop the protests.
Labor and popular organizations called for a protest march at the intersection of San Juan avenues on July 9, in the heart of the capital Buenos Aires. President Macri ordered the construction of a repressive apparatus comprising the protection of several neighborhoods and the mobilization of a force of twenty thousand policemen.
Demonstrations demand the end of neoliberal adjustments, wars of aggression, persecutions. to immigrants in Europe and the United States, and to Macri and the IMF
Politics as it is in real time
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