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Police used force against demonstrators protesting President Milei's austerity measures affecting public universities, while Milei met with US officials.
Police used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse a large protest in Argentina against President Javier Milei's austerity measures, particularly those affecting public universities. The demonstration, the fifth of its kind, saw clashes and underscored growing opposition to the government's economic policies.
This unrest occurs as Milei seeks foreign investment, recently addressing US business leaders and meeting with Trump-era officials. Meanwhile, a Chilean minister's disparaging remarks about Milei, later retracted, highlight regional tensions and the president's controversial international standing.
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English: Centrist outlets in Spanish focus on the large turnout for the university march, which intensified criticism of the Milei government, while also reporting on Milei's economic promises and diplomatic engagements.
Spanish: Left-leaning coverage in Spanish reports on police repression of a march in Argentina against President Milei's cuts to public university funding.
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