Thousands of unemployed workers in Argentina converged in front of Government House in Buenos Aires March 15 to demand the creation of "millions of genuine" jobs and government assistance. The unemployed workers initiated their march four days earlier in different parts of the country, holding rallies in front of government buildings en route to the Argentine capital. The marchers came carrying signs that read, "Bread and Jobs," "They should all leave," referring to government officials, and "Do not pay the foreign debt and open the factories," reflecting the main demands of the action.
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