Outside Congress there are moments of tension between protesters and the police, after the approval of the Omnibus Law.
A column of retirees and other social groups He was advancing until they reached a uniformed blockade.
They are currently registering pushing and some aggression between the police and the protesters.
The march began around 5 p.m. In a statement, the CTA had called for mobilization from the intersections of Hipólito Yrigoyen and Sáenz Peña streets to protest against the Omnibus Law, the DNU and the delegated powers.
Likewise, a “honk against the Omnibus Law” is expected that will start from Avenida de Mayo and Perú. In this situation, Congress is fenced again and a deployment of police forces is carried out for the day.
The police have orders to keep the streets clear and the demonstration to remain on the sidewalk, and thus comply with the anti-picketing protocol.
The Chamber of Deputies approved overall by 144 votes to 109 the bill “Bases and Principles for the Freedom of Argentines.”
The law establishes a public emergency, a reform of the State and the privatization of several public companies, and was put on hold until next Tuesday at 2 p.m. for the treatment of the initiative article by article.
With information from TN