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Chile: Tear Gas and Water Cannon Fly Through Santiago on 60th Day of Protests

By Youtube On Dec 20, 2019

Police deployed tear gas and water cannons as thousands of protesters held a rally in Santiago on Wednesday, marking the second month of anti-government unrest.

The activists wearing facemasks launched projectiles against the riot police, who tried to disperse the crowd and made several arrests.

The protests were triggered by a now-withdrawn increase in subway fares. Social discontent has been fuelled by frustration with Chilean President Sebastian Pinera’s policies and growing inequality.

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