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"I boast that I had the hardest time in history, and with national forces, there was even a hit in Argentina. I have a clear how peaceful and how to order" Duhalde said.
The false declarations of Duhalde in which noted that "during my administration there was not even a hit by national forces," are categorically refuted a report published today chequedo.com
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The former senator defended himself, "says checked-charges of the President to be connected to gangs, according to the president himself, attempt to destabilize, in relation to the facts of Villa Soldati. However, the former president's statement is false.
not only highlights that "the most prominent case of social violence during the Duhalde government was the death of activists Darío Santillán and Maximiliano Kosteki" executed, certainly by the Buenos Aires Police ammunition, but warns that "it was the national government organized and announced that the police operation to 'ensure the free movement between the capital and the province' as Clarín published a day after the incident. "
But also in a survey file, site detects some of the episodes that belie recent statements resonant Duhalde.
* 1/1/2002: The same day he took Duhalde was fighting in the area between factions of the Peronist Congress and United Left. Federal police intervened with tear gas and rubber bullets. The result was 6 injured (one of them rubber bullet).
* 01/11/2002: A cacerolazo that started because of economic announcements ended in scuffles and damage in the area of \u200b\u200bPlaza de Mayo. Federal Police suppressed. The result was "several injured", the newspaper La Nación, both between police forces and among the demonstrators.
* 01/26/2002: A group of citizens and federal police clashed in the vicinity of Plaza de Mayo and Congress. The clashes ended with a balance of twelve-two protesters were slightly injured and ten policemen, and 68 detainees.
* 24/10/2002: A militant grouping of left and Metrovías employee injured in clashes with federal police in front of the Legislature of Buenos Aires, when demanding labor rights for workers in the subway.
* 26/2/2003: Federal Police evicted 24 families who had usurped the building of the former Board for Children, located in Umberto I and Balcarce. The incidents among the occupants, who were supported by leftist groups, and security forces left 16 wounded (three of them policemen) and 52 arrested.
* 26/3/2003: The Guard infantry Federal Police cracked down on a group of protesters from Quebracho and leftist social organizations protesting outside courts in Comodoro Py, by oral and public trial four members of the organization. The press became aware of "several gunshot wounds" as a result of repression.
* 22/4/2003: during a major security crackdown in the Balvanera, there were incidents between employees of the textile factory Brukman and effective Federal Police. The security forces used gas and rubber bullets to quell. According to the Health Ministry and the Buenos Aires daily La Nacion, "20 injured" and "24 policemen injured in Churruca Hospital" was the result of clashes between the two groups.
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The false declarations of Duhalde in which noted that "during my administration there was not even a hit by national forces," are categorically refuted a report published today chequedo.com
site
The former senator defended himself, "says checked-charges of the President to be connected to gangs, according to the president himself, attempt to destabilize, in relation to the facts of Villa Soldati. However, the former president's statement is false.
not only highlights that "the most prominent case of social violence during the Duhalde government was the death of activists Darío Santillán and Maximiliano Kosteki" executed, certainly by the Buenos Aires Police ammunition, but warns that "it was the national government organized and announced that the police operation to 'ensure the free movement between the capital and the province' as Clarín published a day after the incident. "
But also in a survey file, site detects some of the episodes that belie recent statements resonant Duhalde.
* 1/1/2002: The same day he took Duhalde was fighting in the area between factions of the Peronist Congress and United Left. Federal police intervened with tear gas and rubber bullets. The result was 6 injured (one of them rubber bullet).
* 01/11/2002: A cacerolazo that started because of economic announcements ended in scuffles and damage in the area of \u200b\u200bPlaza de Mayo. Federal Police suppressed. The result was "several injured", the newspaper La Nación, both between police forces and among the demonstrators.
* 01/26/2002: A group of citizens and federal police clashed in the vicinity of Plaza de Mayo and Congress. The clashes ended with a balance of twelve-two protesters were slightly injured and ten policemen, and 68 detainees.
* 24/10/2002: A militant grouping of left and Metrovías employee injured in clashes with federal police in front of the Legislature of Buenos Aires, when demanding labor rights for workers in the subway.
* 26/2/2003: Federal Police evicted 24 families who had usurped the building of the former Board for Children, located in Umberto I and Balcarce. The incidents among the occupants, who were supported by leftist groups, and security forces left 16 wounded (three of them policemen) and 52 arrested.
* 26/3/2003: The Guard infantry Federal Police cracked down on a group of protesters from Quebracho and leftist social organizations protesting outside courts in Comodoro Py, by oral and public trial four members of the organization. The press became aware of "several gunshot wounds" as a result of repression.
* 22/4/2003: during a major security crackdown in the Balvanera, there were incidents between employees of the textile factory Brukman and effective Federal Police. The security forces used gas and rubber bullets to quell. According to the Health Ministry and the Buenos Aires daily La Nacion, "20 injured" and "24 policemen injured in Churruca Hospital" was the result of clashes between the two groups.
www.chequeado.com
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