The families & supporters of the 200,000 people in the United States who have died to the COVID-19 pandemic gathered at Central Park in New York City to protest against President Trump’s handling of the crisis, which managed to cause both economic collapse as well as hundreds of thousands of deaths.
After 36 hours, the police in Colombia have killed 5 more protesters, and injured ~60 more. 20 police stations have been burned down, and police are as of right now actively using live rounds on protesters; paramilitaries have also been filmed working with the police.
40 protesters gathered in Portland for a Black Lives Matter march after the decision made by the DOJ to acquit the murderer of Tamir Rice, moving from Director Park to SW Jefferson Street and then dispersing without any arrests made. Windows were broken, buildings were spray-painted, and paintballs were fired.
Thousands of students in Paris marched to demand a right to the future, criticizing the terrible management of education during the COVID pandemic in France and the older generations’ failure to deal with climate change which will cause massive damage to the future of humanity.
Hundreds of protesters in the Colombian town of Cúcuta at the border with Venezuela took to the streets as part of a sustained general strike, against the Tributary Reform, which would increase taxes on basic goods and services, as well as against the privatization of healthcare and hospitals to adopt the American model.
