Protesters took to the streets in Houston on the 4th to demonstrate for democracy and against the disenfranchisement of voters whose ballots arrived late. About 100 people turned out for the event, which ended without an assault by police against protesters.
Thousands of protesters in Bucaramanga took to the streets for a 4th consecutive day in opposition to an increase of taxes on basic goods and services and the privatization of hospitals. Police attacked the demonstration with tear gas and stun grenades, with clashes continuing throughout the day at the Industrial University of Santander.
Thousands of students and teachers in Athens took to the street in opposition to a piece of legislation proposed by Education Minister Niki Kerameos, which would remilitarize university campuses with police for the first time since 1975. Defying the quarantine which banned mass gatherings, demonstrators marched on the Propalyaea in the center of the city. A police presence was mostly absent, and no participants in the protest were arrested.
Dozens of bikers took to the streets to the Reclusorio Oriente prison demanding liberation for an arrested feminist and all other prisoners, calling all prisoners political prisoners and making noise outside in solidarity.
Dozens of students at the Industrial University of Santander protested on and shut down a road in front of the school, demanding the reopening of the school in order to continue to pursue their diplomas in an orderly manner with health measures in place to stop as many infections as possible.
