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Se producen 75 arrestos en protesta 'No Kings' en Los Ángeles

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Un total de 75 personas fueron arrestadas en Los Ángeles durante una manifestación denominada 'No Kings' el pasado sábado. La policía local dispersó a los manifestantes que se negaron a abandonar el área, resultando en 66 adultos y 8 menores detenidos. Las protestas, que se llevaron a cabo en varias ciudades de EE.UU. y en el extranjero, abordaron temas como las políticas del gobierno de Trump y el costo de vida. Aunque no se reportaron heridos graves entre los manifestantes, un oficial sufrió lesiones leves durante los disturbios, que incluyeron el lanzamiento de objetos hacia la policía.

Key Details: • 75 arrestos en total, incluyendo 66 adultos y 8 menores. • Protestas ocurrieron en más de 3,000 lugares en EE.UU. • Manifestaciones también se llevaron a cabo en Italia, Francia, Alemania y España. • La policía utilizó gases lacrimógenos tras ataques con objetos por parte de los manifestantes.

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