In the United States, lawyers, teachers and politicians are among the thousands of people who protested on Thursday against immigration policies, and the persecution of lawyers and judges during the government of US President Donald Trump.
Jennifer Vasquiz, Surah, whose wife, Kilmar Abraju Garcia, the legal resident of the United States was sent to a Prison in El Salvador to Trump governmentHe spoke at a mass rally in Washington – one of the actions organized by groups of lawyers throughout the country and an alliance of more than 200 units and advocates of immigrant rights.
“He was illegally arrested, kidnapped and lost by the Trump administration, although they admitted that he was wrong,” said Vasquiz Sourra, adding that her husband had already faced “50 days of suffering.”
“For everyone who is watching, he continued to fight,” he said. The crowd responded with the choir: “Bring Kilmar home.”
Organizers accuse the Trump government of giving priority to billionaire profits and requesting investments in working families, with full financing in public health, housing and public schools.
“It is a clear contradiction between Trump’s priorities and what ordinary people want and need,” said Lisa Gilbert, a co -citizen’s participation head, consumer rights organization and one of the joint organizations of appearances in Washington.
Organizers expected hundreds of thousands of demonstrators across the country, and expect to carry the largest protests on May 1, known as May in the United States, in the country’s history.
Previous protests have gathered thousands of participants since Trump returned to power.
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The protest gathered on the workday at Buenos Aires, Argentina, the demonstrators who carried posters against Workers’ impoverishment and required wage negotiations. • Reuters
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In Athens, Greece, criticized the focus The increase in the cost of living and requires higher wages. • CNN NewsCource
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The demonstrators filled the streets of Montevideo, Uruguay, to protest against limiting working hours without losing salaries and social security. • CNN Newsource
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A poster bearing the phrase “immigrants make America larger,” referring to Trump’s mass deportation, a picture of a demonstration in front of the White House in Washington, the United States. • CNN NewsCource
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In Guatemala, the demonstrators defend the street vendors and show dissatisfaction with the country’s president. In the poster, he wrote, “We were wrong again, guys! Bernardo Arifalo (President Guatemala) was.” • CNN Newsource
