Argentinian President Javier Milei moved to crack down on anti-government protesters after describing one rally as “a kind of coup d’état.” ...

Argentine authorities should investigate security forces’ use of force to confront a protest led by pensioners and review an ...

This is the fourth/fifth protest in which Argentines take to the streets with flags to show their support for the republic and no specific political party, and basically to complain the dual ...

Argentina's General Labor Confederation ... The strike is regarded as a “political movement” driven by recent protests and repression incidents, including the March 12 march where ...

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a comparison of his rule with the military junta that ruled Argentina from 1976 to 1983. For several weeks, retirees have staged protests calling for increased pensions, citing a precarious ...

While Ricardo thinks politicians should be compensated for their job, many from across Argentina’s political spectrum have become extremely wealthy, so he’s with Milei on this one too.

Cars have been set alight and rocks thrown at parliament in violent clashes between retired people, backed by football fans, and police in Argentina ... the forefront of protests against ...

At least 15 people have been injured and more than 100 arrested in Argentina after football fans and retirees clashed with police during a protest in the country’s capital against economic ...

A weekly protest against President Javier Milei’s austerity took an aggressive turn when unruly fans from more than a dozen Argentina soccer clubs joined the demonstration Wednesday. Retirees ...

The image was not intended to titillate, but to communicate the pair’s shared political philosophy ... the movement originating in Argentina led, after all, to mass street protests across Peru, Chile, ...

a comparison of his rule with the military junta that ruled Argentina from 1976 to 1983. For several weeks, retirees have staged protests calling for increased pensions, citing a precarious standard ...