Argentina police repress first university funding march; Milei accused of ignoring law
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Tens of thousands demonstrated in Argentina to demand implementation of a public university funding law, coinciding with opposition efforts to debate repeal of a decree that introduced sweeping legal and economic changes. The protest signals sustained political resistance to President Milei's reform agenda, with the university funding issue becoming a flashpoint. The outcome of the legislative debate remains uncertain, but the mobilization underscores deepening polarization.
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Tens of thousands have demonstrated across Argentina in a fifth federal university march, demanding compliance with public university funding laws and increased educator salaries. Protests have escalated to include violent incidents and over 30 detentions, while a court has fined the government for non-compliance with funding mandates. The sustained mobilization signals deepening political resistance to President Milei's reform agenda, with legislative outcomes and government response remaining uncertain.
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