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Clashes break out at Argentine protest over university funding

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Argentine protesters, police clash at demo over university funding
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Police clashed with demonstrators at a major protest in Buenos Aires on Thursday over university funding and President Javier Milei’s higher-education spending. France 24 says the main rally by thousands of students, staff, unionists and opposition activists remained peaceful, while dozens who broke away threw stones and other projectiles; police responded with tear gas and water cannons. Al Jazeera reports that protesters demanded implementation of a law to boost university funding and that a judge fined the government for failing to fund universities; Deutsche Welle says Milei’s decision not to release funding brought students and employees to the streets.

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  1. Hindustan Times

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    The Hindustan Times reports that protesters and police clashed at a demonstration over university funding in Argentina.

  2. Al Jazeera

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    Al Jazeera reports that protesters in Buenos Aires demanded the government implement a law to boost university funding and that clashes erupted at the protest.

  3. Al Jazeera

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    Al Jazeera reports that a judge fined the government for failing to fund universities as protests over Milei’s cuts turned violent.

  4. Deutsche Welle

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    Deutsche Welle reports that demonstrators clashed with police after Milei’s decision not to release university funding brought students and employees to the streets, and that protesters said the country’s future was at stake.

  5. France 24

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    France 24 reports that the main demonstration by thousands of university students and staff, unionists and opposition activists remained peaceful, but dozens who broke away threw stones and other projectiles at police, who responded with tear gas and water cannons.

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