Protests broke out in Argentina outside the Senate building as unions and social organizations voiced opposition to President Javier Milei’s proposed reforms. Demonstrators gathered to protest plans involving the sale of land to foreign entities and the implementation of strict economic austerity measures. The protests escalated into clashes between demonstrators and police, with video footage circulating online showing confrontations. Unions and social organizations are strongly critical of Milei’s economic policies, fearing detrimental effects on the population. The demonstrations reflect growing public unrest over the direction of the country’s economic future under the new administration. Authorities have yet to comment on the extent of any injuries or arrests stemming from the clashes. The protests highlight a deepening divide within Argentinian society regarding Milei's radical economic agenda.

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