A weekly protest by pensioners rallying against austerity measures imposed by the far-right Javier Milei government turned violent in Buenos Aires on Wednesday.

The demonstration protested against the economic policies implemented by the government of president Javier Milei.

What started as a peaceful demonstration in Buenos Aires turned into a chaotic clash between pensioners, football fans, and police. Protesters rallied against President Javier Milei’s economic policies,

Argentine retirees and football fans clashed with police on Wednesday during a protest outside Congress in Buenos Aires, voicing opposition to the

Police in Buenos Aires have fought running battles with hundreds of football fans and anti-austerity protesters during a weekly protest by pensioners.

Argentine police fought running battles Wednesday with hundreds of protesters, including numerous football fans, during an anti-austerity march by pensioners in Buenos Aires.Scores of riot police used tear gas,

BUENOS AIRES - It was an unlikely mix - Argentine pensioners gathered in front of the congressional building on Wednesday, flanked by soccer fans from teams normally at odds with one another. Read more at straitstimes.

Demonstrators and police clashed violently in Buenos Aires on Wednesday during a protest against low pensions amid austerity measures implemented by Argentina's right-wing libertarian President Javier Milei,

Clashes broke out at a protest against President Javier Milei’s austerity policies, which was joined by pensioners and soccer fans, in Buenos Aires on Wednesday, March 12. People took to the streets across the capital in the evening to protest police repression.