Mobilization day is approaching Argentinawith the government Javier Milei inspect main access roads Buenos Aires and protest organizers are changing the route of the massive demonstration they had planned to hold in the nation’s capital this Wednesday afternoon.
The Argentine Ministry of Security published the video of the minister through social networks Patricia Bullrich is at the police operations center.
In addition, authorities continued to warn citizens with intermittent announcements on electronic billboards at the capital’s train stations so that those who wanted to join the mobilization would not block traffic on public roads. Under penalty of losing the social assistance they could have received.
“Keep in mind that blocking a street, avenue or route is a crime punishable by law” appears on the information panels.
“Whoever cuts it can’t get his money. If they are forcing you, you can report it anonymously to 134,” reads a message reminding the number of the hotline the Argentine Government uses to report “extortions.”
Iñaki Gutiérrez, one of Milei’s main advisors, stated in a message published on social networks: Number of complaints received: 9,000 I’m on the phone line until noon this Wednesday.
While waiting for the main events of the day to begin, starting at three o’clock in the afternoon (18:00 GMT), security operations concentrated on the main access roads to the federal capital.
Many agents took part traffic controls on the roadsstopping trucks, buses (buses) and private vehicles.
“We are dealing with the Argentines together with all our federal forces in every nerve center of the country,” the Ministry of Security said.
The organizers of the mobilization changed the origin of the demonstration.
Polo Obrero, one of the main organizations that called for the first protests against the Milei Government, was forced to shift the start of the march from Plaza del Congreso to the intersection between Avenida Belgrano and Diagonal Sur.
Your spokesperson, Eduardo BelliboniHe said in a statement that this change would “both ensure that the event is held in the Plaza de Mayo and Overcome the provocations launched by the national government”.
This Wednesday’s mobilizations are marked by a new security protocol drawn up by the National Government to prevent traffic disruptions on public roads during demonstrations, announced last week by Security chief Patricia Bullrich.
The measures are as follows: was harshly criticized By social organisations, strike organizations and the political left, who today decided to change the route of the protest to avoid clashes with the police.