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Argentina: Police use rubber bullets against protesters

The Argentine police used tear gas and rubber bullets against demonstrators protesting a controversial bill aimed at strengthening private property rights in Buenos Aires. The demonstration began peacefully outside the Senate building but turned confrontational as the night progressed, leading to clashes between protesters and law enforcement. According to reports, two police officers and one demonstrator were injured during the incidents, with at least ten people arrested. The protest was directed against plans, now weakened by the government, to make it easier for foreign citizens and companies to acquire land ownership. Leftist parties and unions opposed the bill, which still proposes general support for private property rights.

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Argentina: Police use rubber bullets against protesters

The Argentine police used tear gas and rubber bullets against demonstrators protesting a controversial bill aimed at strengthening private property rights in Buenos Aires. The demonstration began peacefully outside the Senate building but turned confrontational as the night progressed, leading to clashes between protesters and law enforcement. According to reports, two police officers and one demonstrator were injured during the incidents, with at least ten people arrested. The protest was directed against plans, now weakened by the government, to make it easier for foreign citizens and companies to acquire land ownership. Leftist parties and unions opposed the bill, which still proposes general support for private property rights.

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