US EditionLilia Lemoine Filmed the March of the Retirees, Was Insulted and Had to Retire Protected by the Police
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The lawmaker of La Libertad Avanza searched with her phone the protesters who were demanding improvements in pension funds in the vicinity of the National Congress. She was escorted beyond the protection fences deployed in the security operation that the parliament held. Read more
The Plaza de los Dos Congresos was at the disposal of the retired and retired movement. The police ran the building and this time avoided provoking and gassing people. Protesters had no traffic to cut, as the police themselves had done it in all that area of downtown Buenos Aires. Debates, moves, and real life: the difficulties to live and feed themselves with prices of things that went up to infinity, while the increase to retirees will not exc…
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The deputy went to provoke and ended up thrown away by the protesters
Despite the lack of responses and the repressive violence they suffered on more than one occasion, a new march of retirees took place in the Congress of the Nation this Wednesday. In this context, and as the images of C5N show, the deputy of La Libertad Avanza Lilia Lemoine had to be escorted by a group of police after provoking and filming a group of protesters. At about 14 hours the libertarian deputy passed in front of the rally and began fil…
The libertarian deputy went out to record the retirees who protested at the increase in the cost of living and the loss of purchasing power. "She went to seek to be attacked," they said.
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