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More than 30 Detainees in the University March: the Message of the Government in the Midst of the Clashes

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The incidents began before the central event, when a group of hooded people threw stones and the police responded with tear gas; among those arrested were two teenagers aged 14 and 17 years.

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The incidents began before the central event, when a group of hooded people threw stones and the police responded with tear gas; among those arrested were two teenagers aged 14 and 17 years.

·Vicente López, Argentina
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The president of the Chamber of Deputies said that violent protesters were aimed at creating uncertainty in the run-up to the election year."To scratch votes they start throwing stones," Menem said.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Federal forces threw tear gas, rubber bullets and jets of water. As they transcended, the gas reached the interior of Congress.

The government had on Thursday the fifth federal university march, which gathered a crowd in front of Congress and, unlike previous opportunities, ended with incidents. From Casa Rosada they sought to link the claim to a movement orchestrated by the opposition and held violent groups responsible for the riots in front of the Palace [...]

The Ministry of Security is working on a criminal complaint against the protesters who staged the incidents during Thursday’s university march in front of Congress. The presentation will include charges of resistance and attack on authority, violation of constitutional order and aggravated damage. University march: The government prepares a criminal complaint for the incidents...

The fifth Federal University March ended with stones, tear gas and cumshots in front of Congress. Images recorded by PERFIL. Read more

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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MisionesOnline broke the news on Thursday, October 15, 2026.
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