‘No Kings’ protests spread across the US ahead of midterm elections
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Thousands of protesters marched in several U.S. cities as part of the nationwide “No Kings” protests against President Donald Trump, demanding equal rights and earlier participation in elections. Demonstrations were held in Washington, Los Angeles and South Portland, Maine. In the US capital, protesters carried a paper figure of Trump, near the Lincoln Memorial.In Los Angeles, large crowds gathered in front of the city hall, while one of the pro…
"No Kings": Protests against US President Trump before the interim elections
Thousands of Americans participated on Saturday, October 17, in demonstrations in all 50 states and in Washington, D.C., against President Donald Trump and his administration's policies. Under the slogan "No Kings," protesters called for respect for civil rights and urged the people to vote in the Congress elections on November 3, [...]
Thousands of Americans participated on Saturday, October 17, in demonstrations organized across the country against President Donald Trump. Under the slogan "No Kings," protesters demanded respect for civil rights, criticized the administration's policies and urged the people to vote before the November 3 Congressional elections.
Many people go out on the street, the car horns sound: In the US, many people take the most recent call to protest from the movement "Without kings." The call, given the upcoming mid-term elections, is clear. Two and a half weeks before the US mid-term elections, many people across the country have [...]
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