Flags and marches against the Fernández government in different parts of Argentina | International

A banner and march against the government of Argentina took the streets of different cities of that country. In Buenos Aires, the chosen epicenter was the Obelisk, although people also gathered in other neighborhoods, despite warnings from professionals about the risk of spreading the coronavirus.

The demonstration, which is also seen in Córdoba and Santa Fe as reported Profile, is loaded with criticism of the ruling party for judicial reform, quarantine and corruption.

In the midst of the quarantine, and with objections from the leaders of the Frente de Todos but also from Together for Change about the possibility of spreading the covid-19 in crowds of people, the streets of urban centers began to fill up.

“We have freedom totally restricted, against judicial reform,” a lawyer near the Obelisk explained to the TN cell phone. Another expressed being against “so much affectation in the freedom and in the economic part”.

In Rosario, protesters demonstrated against the judicial reform, because, they said, it is to “save the rulers from corruption.” Some messages, more violent, were directed to Vice President Cristina Fernández.

The march unleashed differences among the opposition itself. Some called to participate, such as the president of PRO, Patricia Bullrich. Others discouraged, such as the Buenos Aires Minister of Health, Fernán Quirós.

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