Government Argentina asked the security forces to determine what the the cost of deploying police activated in the face of protests, Bearing in mind that the convening organizations are those to take the responsibility these costs.

Minister of Security, Patricia Bullrichsigned a decree according to which the Federal Police, the National Gendarmerie, the Airport Security Service, the Naval Prefecture and the Federal Penitentiary Service must offer joint estimate, taking into account costs such as fuel used or staff salaries.

Protocol promoted by the executive branch Javier Miley opened the door to take action lawsuits against public organizations or individuals to which protests could be classified if they were understood as “illegal actions” according to the news agency Bodies.

“It would be convenient for these resources will join the National State to compensate for the large expenses incurred to maintain public order due to the cessation of traffic on highways, highways and other passable roads,” the text says.

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Presidential spokesman Manuel Adorni also confirmed the authorities’ readiness to bear the associated costs.”“to ensure peace in the country and clear roads”, after protests took place in Argentina for the second day in a row following the economic deregulation decree announced by Miley.

“The operation was at a significant cost and when it is completed a quantitative assessment will be carried out The bill will be transmitted to the organizations that took part– Adorni explained.

(Europe Press)