Have you ever joined a march in Argentina?

I am not a big fan of marches, and I think I only did a couple during high school just to having a moral excuse to avoid attending classes.

My husband really wants to go to one, and while the kind marches he'd like to attend seems very safe (these would be the last 'Sunday' marches we have seen during the pandemics from the middle class), health-wise they don't seem a wise choice.

However, I have to say that while the Government has always criticized and called selfish those who attended Sunday marches during the pandemics, no proven relations with an increase of contagions was ever observed.

I only read la Nación and there are some minor marches that basically go unreported. On Wednesday, I went to an office near the Obelisk and there was a Bolivian March from the Obelisk to the Embassy of Bolivia on Corrientes 500.

Quote from myself

In Argentina there are two types of marches: those that happens on workdays, and those that happens on Sundays. And that's all you need to know for whom the participants vote.

There are marches in Italy, but not as many as here, and not as loud and affecting traffic. The participation is usually limited to those having a specific interest, so they aren't as big as here - for example: teachers in public schools, workers of the mechanical industry, etc. There aren't marches against this or that political party and very rarely against the government.

Here you can simply look for the march of the day and join one!

How did these people get into the Cabildo and were allowed to hang their banners there?! Unbelievable!