The Government had a fence in May Plaza within the framework of the mobilization the release of those detained during the session of the Bases Law in Congress, despite the promise of Manuel Adorni of a “normal” security operation.
“There will be nothing more than the usual operation. If you mean if there is going to be anything, in particular, clearly not, as it does not happen in any demonstration“, the spokesperson had stated in his usual press conference.
However, a few hours later, the Federal police deployed an extensive fence that prevents access to Casa Rosada through Plaza de Mayo. The reason for this is the call made by relatives of detainees during the protest against the Bases Law in Congress.
Although on Friday the 17th of those detained were released by order of Judge María Servini, 16 people are still detained and prosecuted by prosecutor Carlos Stornelli, who asked the Court of Appeals to arrest the protesters again.
“Although we do not know the number of people, within what the Ministry of Security estimates, there will actually be the number of troops and the procedure, but there will be nothing in particular,” Adorni assured.
The demonstration to demand for those detained in the protest against the Bases law
“The mobilization is for the immediate freedom of all prisoners, for their de-processing and to promote a broad unitary, national and international campaign, and a possible march to the Plaza de Mayo on Tuesday the 18th at 5 p.m.“said the organizers of the call.
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Repression in the protest against the Bases law.
Photo: Ignacio Petunchi
It is expected that officials from the Buenos Aires governor’s cabinet will be part of the call Axel Kicillofin addition to the presence of left-wing parties and social organizations.
