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Clashes at Buenos Aires university funding protest lead to arrests

Police in Buenos Aires arrested at least 25 people after clashes at a protest against university funding cuts. Eight police officers were injured.

Why it matters

Resistance to education cuts reflects wider tensions over Argentina's austerity programme.

Background

President Javier Milei has pursued deep spending cuts to tackle inflation and deficits. Public universities and students have staged repeated large protests against funding reductions.

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  1. Clashes at Buenos Aires university funding protest lead to arrests
  2. Clashes at Buenos Aires university funding protest lead to arrests
  3. Argentina's fifth 'federal march' over university cuts ends in clashes

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