Police in Argentina use tear gas to stop protesters
Summary
Police in Buenos Aires, Argentina, used tear gas to stop thousands of protesters. The protesters were against a new private property bill, fearing it would allow foreigners to own too much land. The Milei government says the bill would help attract investment.Key Facts
- Protests took place in Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina.
- Police fired tear gas to control the crowd.
- Thousands of people protested against a private property bill.
- Protesters worry the bill will let foreigners buy too much land.
- The government led by President Milei supports the bill.
- The government believes the bill will bring more investment into the country.
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