Argentinazo

The Argentinazo was a massive wave of protests and civil unrest in Argentina in December 2001, sparked by economic collapse, rising poverty, and widespread dissatisfaction with government policies. Citizens vented anger over austerity measures, unemployment, and corruption, leading to violent demonstrations, strikes, and President Fernando de la Rúa’s resignation. The event marked a pivotal moment in Argentina’s political and social history, highlighting the deep economic and institutional crisis. It underscored the power of popular protests in shaping national change and reflected the urgent need for economic and political reforms in the country.