Argentina: Thousands protest private property legislation
- Thousands took to the streets outside Argentina’s Senate on Thursday to protest a controversial private property bill, with demonstrations ending in scuffles, tear gas and rubber bullets.
- Javier Milei’s government has removed the most contentious part of the legislation, which would have raised limits on foreign land ownership, but that has failed to quell the anger.
- Police in Argentina used tear gas, rubber bullets and water cannons as thousands of protesters demonstrated against a controversial private property bill outside the Argentine Senate on Thursday, with clashes erupting as the protest drew to a close.
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- Thousands took to the streets outside Argentina’s Senate on Thursday to protest a controversial private property bill, with demonstrations ending in scuffles, tear gas and rubber bullets.
- Javier Milei’s government has removed the most contentious part of the legislation, which would have raised limits on foreign land ownership, but that has failed to quell the anger.
- Police in Argentina used tear gas, rubber bullets and water cannons as thousands of protesters demonstrated against a controversial private property bill outside the Argentine Senate on Thursday, with clashes erupting as the protest drew to a close.
Sources: France 24, Times of India