Demonstrators in Santiago gathered at an office of the Independent Democratic Union, a far-right Pinochetist party in Chile, leaving graffiti and anti-fascist banners; the crowd then moved to a monument to Jaime Guzmán, the creator of Pinochet’s constitution, also leaving graffiti. A protest would later also occur in the peripheral neighborhood of La Granja in support of political prisoners of the 18th of October Uprising in 2019.
Dozens of protesters returned to the streets of Hillah in the Babylon governorate, in defiance of the recent crackdown on protesters by the Iraqi government during the anti-corruption protests that began in October 2019; security forces have killed over 600 people via sheer brutality and the indiscriminate use of live ammunition for over a year as a form of crowd control.
Hundreds of protesters in Santiago took to the streets in support of political prisoners of the uprising in Chile, beginning on the 18th of October in 2019. Demonstrators demanded the immediate release of all prisoners of the social unrest and demanded a general pardon to clear their charges.
Thousands of protesters in Manizales took to the streets in opposition to decades of neoliberal policies in Colombia and the Tributary Reform, which would tax basic goods and services such as utilities. Police attacked the demonstration, deploying tear gas and causing a mass dispersal of the crowd.
Protesters in the La Pincoya neighborhood of Santiago took to the streets in solidarity with political prisoners of the uprising in Chile and the Mapuche struggle for autonomy over their land, demanding an immediate general pardon and release of all those convicted of fighting in the social revolt.
