Retirees took to the streets again on Wednesday to protest the veto of the pension reform.
A new march by retirees against the president’s veto of the pension reform Javier Milei This afternoon there is tension around Congress due to the presence of a strong security force operation ordered by the national government.
As every Wednesday, retirees are demonstrating. In response to this, Security forces organized an operation to prevent their advance.which led to a new clash with the protesters.
The mobilization began at 12, with the concentration at the PAMI headquarters, from where they moved to Congress to carry out the traditional round of 3.
In addition to the retirees themselves, social organizations are taking part in the mobilization. The security forces They formed a double police cordon to get the protesters onto the sidewalk.
The objective of the Police is prevent the demonstrators from moving to the plaza in front of the Legislative Palace. For the moment, the retirees are on Rivadavia Avenue, blocking half of the street, while cars circulate on the rest of the sidewalk.
Alberto, a 66-year-old retiree, was interviewed by C5N and lamented: “This is crap, why don’t they let us cross? There is no problem, we are all calm. It makes me want to cry! Why are they doing this to us at this age? They hit us everywhere! “We want to turn around calmly!”
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