Thousands protest in Argentina against private property legislation
Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets across Argentina to protest legislation on private property recently passed by the government. The rallies mark the latest sign of public pushback against the broader economic reform agenda.
Thousands gathered in cities across Argentina to protest a private property law recently approved by the government, with demonstrators arguing it will widen social inequality.
The legislation is part of a broader package of economic reforms the government has pushed through in recent months, several of which have already drawn public criticism and legal challenges.
Organizers said further demonstrations are planned in the coming weeks as opposition groups seek to build pressure ahead of any legislative review.
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