The musician shared images of the march of retirees repressed by the police, expressing his position against the Bullrich antipiquet protocol.
The Indian shared images of repression of retirees in front of Congress.
Carlos “El Indio” Solariformer leader of Patricio Rey and his Redonditos de Ricota, shared in his social networks images of the recent march of retirees in the National Congress, where security forces repressed protesters, including the priest Francisco “Paco” Olveira.
The repression generated a strong repudiation in social networks and revived the debate on police action against peaceful protests.
Tadeo Bourbon (author of the images shared by the Indian) told Registered daily That a musician’s friend contacted him to Request permission to publish the photos. “I have no relationship with him. A friend of his contacted me and asked me if he didn’t bother me. He would like to publish. I told him a pleasure that I publish them.”
The Indian sympathized with Pablo Grillo
It is not the first time that Indian Solari It manifests against the repression policies of the Government of Javier Milei. A month ago, he expressed his solidarity with photographer Pablo Grillo, who was shot in the head by Gendarmerie. “Unfortunately you had to be the symbol of repression and the barbarism that is lived today in Argentina”, The singer told the graphic reporter.
Retiree marches against Congress They became a symbol of resistance against government adjustment policies. Every Wednesday, thousands of retirees concentrate To demand decent pensions and access to health services, facing a growing Police repression.
Solari’s gesture by sharing these images reinforces his Critical position against government security policies and its solidarity with the most vulnerable sectors of society.
Source: Ambito
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