Argentina: Thousands protest private property legislation
Summary
Thousands of people protested in Argentina outside the Senate against a new private property law. The government took out the most controversial part about foreign land ownership limits, but protests still turned violent with clashes, tear gas, and rubber bullets.Key Facts
- Protests happened in Argentina near the Senate building.
- The demonstration was against a private property bill.
- The bill originally included higher limits on foreign land ownership.
- The government removed the part about foreign land limits.
- Despite this change, people kept protesting.
- The protests ended with fights and police using tear gas and rubber bullets.
- The government is led by Javier Milei.
- Peter O’Brien reported on the events.
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