(27 Jun 2024)
RESTRICTION SUMMARY:
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Buenos Aires, Argentina – 27 June 2024
1. Various of protesters demonstrating against the Bases Law in front of the National Congress
2. Nahuel Orellana with protesters holding signs reading (Spanish): “No to the Bases Law.”
3. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Nahuel Orellana, leader, Socialist workers movement:
“Mainly, this law will forgive big companies and the rich of their taxes, while adding income tax to lower-income workers. This law will result in more layoffs, more hunger, and more unemployment.”
4. A funeral wreath reading (Spanish): “Democracy.”
5. Various of Argentine police behind the funeral wreath placed by protesters in front of the National Congress.
6. Police containing protesters in front of the National Congress.
7. Protester holding a sign reading (Spanish): “Down with the Bases Law.”
8. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Celeste Fierro, socialist city legislator:
“This law presents a complete labor reform, further making precarious the conditions for workers in a country where over 50% of the population is already below the poverty line.”
9. Aerial view of protesters in front of the National Congress. ++MUTE++
10. Protesters chant UPSOUND (Spanish): “This government is like this, it wants to take away our rights.”
11. Protesters holding signs reading (Spanish): “No to the Bases Law.”
12. Various of police containing protesters.
13. Various of police guarding the main entrance of the Argentine Congress.
14. Aerial view of the Argentine Congress. ++MUTE++
STORYLINE:
Outside Argentina’s Congress protests continue against the ‘Bases Law’ being discussed and soon to be voted on by the Chamber of Deputies.
“Mainly, this law will forgive big companies and the rich of their taxes, while adding income tax to lower-income workers. This law will result in more layoffs, more hunger, and more unemployment.” said one protestor Nahuel Orellana, leader of the Socialist workers movement.
The controversial fiscal package has been proposed by President Javier Milei.
His plan seeks to remove regulation, cut publish spending and increase privatisation.
Milei has fought for six months to pass his proposals.
AP Video shot by Pablo Barrera
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