Video captures moment Argentinian police shoot photojournalist

Video captures moment Argentinian police shoot photojournalist

There are demands for Argentina’s hardline security minister to resign after police shot a photojournalist in the head.

Buenos Aires., “Out of Bullrich”, “Out of Bullrich” was the cry repeated during the “camerazo” that featured photographers and cameramen in front of Congress, in solidarity with the young colleague Pablo Grillo, wounded antier with a gas bullet in his head, who fired police with shotguns and were banned here, as well as in other parts of the world, when he covered the weekly protest of retirees.

A journalist is in critical condition this Thursday after receiving the impact of a projectile fired by the police while covering a retired protest supported by football fans in Buenos Aires, which resulted in violent riots in which 45 people were injured and more than a hundred were arrested.

Pablo Grillo crouchs in front of the fire that burns the asphalt in the middle of a retired protest in Buenos Aires, which ends with burned rubbers and a confrontation between police and protesters, and points with his camera. He is an Argentine photojournalist who, according to his father Fabián Grillo to local media hours later, went to make independent coverage. In a video that was broadcast on social networks, he is seen in front of Congress…

The brother of photographer Pablo Grillo points out that the police shot him at close range and the priest Paco Olveira claims that a fellow parish priest was arrested only for being in the march of the retirees. Milei’s government insists with its version that the Manfestants were “barrabravas” More than a hundred detainees and hundreds of wounded in Milei’s repression of the retired One seriously injured photographer and 114 detainees – who we…

At a press conference this Thursday, the Minister of Security referred to Wednesday's incidents in Congress.