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Nombre del archivo: Pensioners, Unions, Students, and Football Fans Unite in Protest as Congress Debates Social Security and IMF Deal
Descripción: Buenos Aires, Argentina – April 09, 2025: Thousands of retirees march once again to Plaza del Congreso demanding higher pensions, full medication coverage, and better living conditions. The demonstration is supported by labor unions, university students, and football fans, who have joined in solidarity. Inside the National Congress, lawmakers are debating a new pension mobility formula and the government's agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), key issues that could reshape Argentina’s economic future. The protest highlights growing discontent with austerity measures and concerns over social security funding. (Credit: UNAR AGENCY)
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Título: Pensioners, Unions, Students, and Football Fans Unite in Protest as Congress Debates Social Security and IMF Deal
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BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA – APRIL 9, 2025: A worker poses under an Argentine flag while the retirees’ march takes place. Retirees, labor unions, and social organizations march in front of the National Congress in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on April 10, 2025. Members of the General Confederation of Labor (CGT) joined the weekly protest led by retirees to demand improved pensions and living conditions. The rally took place one day before the CGT’s third nationwide general strike against President Javier Milei’s administration. Demonstrators gathered peacefully from 3 PM, voicing criticism of the government’s austerity policies. Security forces fenced off the Congress building, but the march proceeded without incidents. Tomorrow’s strike is expected to impact public services nationwide, though buses will continue operating as usual.
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