Chile's capital of Santiago has seen the second day of general strikes amid protests that rocked the country earlier this month. Initially, the protesters took to the streets to oppose government plans to increase public transport fares.
That motion has been abandoned, but protests are continuing against other policies. People in Mexico have taken to the streets to express their support for the protesters in Chile.
© SPUTNIK / DARYA YAFYASOVA/Protesters in Mexico support people in Chile
The participants are carrying placards and chanting slogans, demanding the resignation of Chilean President Sebastian Piñera.
© SPUTNIK / DARYA YAFYASOVA/People in Mexico support protests in Chile
© SPUTNIK / DARYA YAFYASOVA/Protests in Mexico
Mass protests in Chile started on 6 October after the price of metro tickets increased. At least 15 people have been reported killed during violent clashes between protesters and police. The government has cancelled its plans to increase public transport fares but the protests are continuing against other government policies.
Sputnik
That motion has been abandoned, but protests are continuing against other policies. People in Mexico have taken to the streets to express their support for the protesters in Chile.
© SPUTNIK / DARYA YAFYASOVA/Protesters in Mexico support people in Chile
The participants are carrying placards and chanting slogans, demanding the resignation of Chilean President Sebastian Piñera.
© SPUTNIK / DARYA YAFYASOVA/People in Mexico support protests in Chile
© SPUTNIK / DARYA YAFYASOVA/Protests in Mexico
Mass protests in Chile started on 6 October after the price of metro tickets increased. At least 15 people have been reported killed during violent clashes between protesters and police. The government has cancelled its plans to increase public transport fares but the protests are continuing against other government policies.
Sputnik
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