According to the Infobae news portal, the traffic on the main avenue of the Argentine capital was shut down for two hours on Wednesday amid mass actions.
The participants of the demonstrations marched along the city's streets carrying banners with slogans protesting the summit, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the administration of Argentine President Mauricio Macri.
#ARGENTINA #G20 #G20Summit #G20Argentina
— Buenos Aires Times (@theBAtimes) 29 ноября 2018 г.
The @mauriciomacri government has officially authorised the main anti-G20 demonstrations, after rumours the event would not go ahead.https://t.co/5c69jKV000
Argentine public organizations have also taken part in the demonstrations, with the rally hosted by activist group MOCASE Via Campesina having brought together about 50,000 people at a stadium.
According to media reports, protests against G20 summit are set to continue into Friday.
The 2018 G20 Summit in Buenos Aires: Logbook November 15-16https://t.co/foxSdlXoiZ …
— CrimethInc. (@crimethinc) 20 ноября 2018 г.
Our on-the-ground report from the final days before the week of action against the #G20Argentina, along with extensive background on the previous 15 years of resistance to the #G8 and #G20. pic.twitter.com/IoKLWGt4Qq
The G20 summit will be held in Buenos Aires on Friday and Saturday.
