In Buenos Aires, Argentina, a woman marches in the foreground of a protest, holding two signs above her head. She is wearing a grey jacket, black pants, and a dark beanie, with a black bag across her body. Her expression is serious. The sign in her left hand, which includes a black and white image, reads: "LAS JUBILADAS/DOS LLORAMOS EN EL MURO DE LA POBREZA" (The retired/elderly cry on the wall of poverty). The sign in her right hand states: "LOS MILEI DEVUELVAN LA TARASCA COMETAS PARA JUBILADOS Y DISCAPACITADOS!!!" (Milei people, give back the bribes for retirees and disabled people!!!). A light blue ribbon is attached to this sign. Behind her, other individuals participate in the march, some also carrying signs. Further in the background, the iconic dome of the Congress of the Argentine Nation building is clearly visible under a clear, sunny sky, suggesting a late afternoon or early evening setting. Another sign in the distance reads: "LA PATRIA NO SE VENDE SE DEFIENDE" (The homeland is not for sale, it is defended). The distinct sound of a drum accompanies the protest.