Protesters in Chile on the 16th took to the streets in anticipation of the anniversary of the 2019 protests that began on the next day, the 17th of October. Clashes occurred between protesters and police, with water cannons being used, but to no use against the tens of thousands that took to the streets in Santiago.
Hundreds of Haitians in Port-au-Prince returned to the streets to demand the resignation of imperialist-backed dictatorial leader Jovenel Moise, who dissolved Parliament in 2019 and remains the sole leader of the government despite mass demonstrations against his rule. Police cracked down on protests, also launching tear gas into a truck filled with journalists.
Dozens of protesters in Manchester marched in opposition to a law debated and later passed in the British House of Commons, threatening to restrict the right to protest in the United Kingdom and also increase police powers and immunity during demonstrations.
A protest took place on the 21st of September, 2020 in New York City against the brutal fascist regime of Rodrigo Duterte, […]
Dozens in the city of Chiguayante placed barricades and protested to demand justice for Francisco Martínez Romero, a street artist murdered by Carabineros in Panguipulli. Demonstrators disrupted traffic and further spread thin the supply of police to respond to nationwide protests that day in Chile.
