A weekly protest by pensioners rallying against austerity measures imposed by the far-right Javier Milei government turned violent in Buenos Aires on Wednesday.

What started as a peaceful demonstration in Buenos Aires turned into a chaotic clash between pensioners, football fans, and police. Protesters rallied against President Javier Milei’s economic policies,

Police in Buenos Aires have fought running battles with hundreds of football fans and anti-austerity protesters during a weekly protest by pensioners.

Cars have been set alight and rocks thrown at parliament in violent clashes between retired people, backed by football fans, and police in Argentina. Pensioners angry at the austerity policies of Argentina President Javier Milei's government were joined by supporters of several clubs,

Police use water cannons against soccer hooligansand retirees protesting Argentina's pension reformsThese weekly demonstrations, held outside the Argentine Congress, have been organized by retirees demanding improved pensions and the reversal of Milei's cuts to free medications,

Clashes erupted in Buenos Aires as protesters opposing President Milei’s economic policies, including pension reforms, confronted police, who responded with tear gas and imposed restrictions on stadium access for those involved.