Inside Argentina’s Crisis: A Special Report from Buenos Aires
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Buenos Aires – Tension is rising outside Argentina’s National Congress in Buenos Aires. Argentina’s Federal Police (PFA) has set up metal barricades around the legislative building, restricting access. The sound of barricades slamming into place echoes through the streets.
By noon, authorities had already blocked vehicle access on Rivadavia Avenue and Callao Avenue. Pedestrian entry is also restricted, preventing civilians from approaching the area.
The Korea Daily reporting team has entered the police-controlled zone in front of Congress, where local and international media, including Clarin and La Nacion, are broadcasting live updates.
Beyond the barricades, protesters are beginning to gather. The demonstration is set to begin in about two hours, with expectations of a tense standoff between police and demonstrators.
This article is part of The Korea Daily’s on-the-ground coverage from Buenos Aires. Stay tuned for further updates.
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BY SANGJIN KIM [sk1015@koreadaily.com]
AND YEOL JANG [jang.yeol@koreadaily.com]
