A few thousand people protested against a set of measures examined in the Senate.
The Argentine Senate began a voting session on Wednesday on radical proposals from President Javier Milei.
Its objective: to reduce expenses and strengthen its own powers.
In front of the building, thousands of demonstrators protested against the president’s austerity policies.
They threw Molotov cocktails, cars were burned. Police responded with water cannons and tear gas.
The bill, if passed, must then return to the lower house.
