00:00More than 350 trade unions, students, social and cultural organizations stood to the streets
00:06in the anger march in Buenos Aires and 30 other cities across Argentina to protest President
00:12Javier Millet's economic plan. The day of protest organized by leaders of the left aims
00:17to coordinate a massive response against President Javier Millet's economic plan
00:22and to call for a general strike rather than simply waiting for future elections. Figures
00:28from the artistic and cultural sphere, including musician Miguel Cantillo, supported the rallies
00:34held in provinces such as Cordoba, Santa Fe, Mendoza, Salta and Neuquen. The day reiterates the
00:41code to keep up the pressure in the streets and to escalate actions against the national government's
00:52policies.
00:54The Miley administration has made everyone lose their smile.
00:57We're becoming sadder and sicker all the time. And more and more people are running out of food,
01:02losing their jobs, and seeing their well-being disappear. What's infuriating is not being able
01:07to make ends meet. What's infuriating is getting fired from your job. What's infuriating is that
01:12there's no budget to combat gender-based violence. What's infuriating is that they keep attacking
01:16indigenous communities. What's infuriating is that now they pretend to be sovereign when they're
01:21the ones who've handed over all our territories. And that's what's being reflected today across
01:25different sectors. First, they're taking our money. Money that isn't going where it's supposed to go.
01:33It's not going to a government that isn't even present. What do we want them for? Why are we
01:38paying salaries to these good-for-nothings? I mean, it's a nightmare.
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