00:00Universities in Argentina took to the streets again this Thursday for the fifth federal
00:06march to Congress, demanding that Javier Mille's governments comply with the education funding
00:11request.
00:12Students, teachers and retired educators, social organizations and trade unions are
00:19marching but are being repressed after rejecting the appeals seeking to freeze the implementation
00:25of funds approved by the Congress.
00:28The sector is demanding payment of 33% in outstanding wages and full of funding for scholarships
00:36since Javier Mille took office.
00:38The university budget has been cut by 45.5% while university workers have suffered 30-35%
00:49losses in per case in power.
00:51In these scenarios we can see how they are being repressed in these protests against the
01:00economic policies of the President of Argentina Javier Mille, being repressed by the police.
01:08We can see the water cannons and tear gas that has been thrown to the protesters by the Argentinian
01:19police.
01:20People that are on the streets demanding from the fifth federal university march to demand
01:27that the government of Javier Mille complained with the university financing law.
01:31This is the protest that has called in Buenos Aires, Rosario, Córdoba, Santa Fe and other
01:38cities and has brought thousands of people to the streets in the last years that has been going
01:44through these kinds of protests due to this same topic, which is the economic policies of the Javier
01:53Mille's administrations, but now the people that is Protestant in Argentina are being repressed
02:00by the police with tear gas and we are in Buenos Aires.
02:09We see that there are Protestants and they are being repressed by the police with tear gas.
02:16We'll keep informing you about this matter in our coming news brief, so we continue with our news.
02:24We'll keep referring to this.
