Thousands marched in Buenos Aires demanding the release of Milagro Sala, a social leader and Parlasur member, imprisoned since January 16 for organizing protests and later accused of corruption. Sala leads the Tupac Amaru organization, linked to kirchnerismo, with historical roots in Jujuy, one of Argentina's poorest provinces. Protesters also criticized President Mauricio Macri, who took office in December leading a right-wing coalition. The government, only 40 days old, faces its first political prisoner, as Sala is accused of street protests. The march coincided with new raids in Jujuy, where computers and documents were seized from Sala's properties. Her defense filed a new habeas corpus for her release, but it was rejected by the justice system.

What was the primary reason for the protest in Buenos Aires?

• To celebrate a national holiday

• To demand the release of Milagro Sala

• To support President Mauricio Macri

• To oppose new government policies

Who is Milagro Sala?

• The President of Argentina

• A social leader and member of Parlasur

• A renowned journalist

• A famous Argentine singer

What political stance did the protesters take against President Mauricio Macri?

• They demanded his re-election

• They were indifferent to his leadership

• They opposed his right-wing coalition

• They supported his economic policies

What was the outcome of the new habeas corpus presented for Milagro Sala?

• It was postponed for further review

• It was rejected by the justice system

• It was accepted by the court

• It led to her immediate release

What was seized during the raids on Milagro Sala's properties?

• Illegal substances

• Computers and documentation

• Artworks and sculptures

• Weapons and ammunition