War for pickets: Ramiro Marra intimidated by INADI and retaliated with an angry video

Lawmaker of Buenos Aires La Libertad Avanza, Ramiro Marra, expressed the opinion expressed by INADIorganization which noted that "it will not be long before some act of violence is committed against the groups of piqueteros", as the libertarian leader presides Argentine Movement Against Piqueter (MAPA).

The complaint was submitted by the national leaders of the Socialist Workers' Movement (MST) and the "Tereza Viva" without work movement, Celeste Fierro and Maria Luisa Sulla.

"Social protest is a right that must be protected as a priority in our democracy. First of all, if the protests come from groups that are going through situations of structural inequality," they added in their statement.

Upon receiving the opinion, the financial YouTuber and libertarian lawmaker lashed out on Twitter: "For INADI, I am a discriminator because I went against the protestso I reckon we're doing things well. The government always defends criminals and abandons the worker".

Furthermore, he added that "MAP is a social movement that seeks to defend citizens after lack of government support. It is unacceptable that the leaders of the piqueters decide that we cannot go around the city whenever they feel like it, we will not allow it.".

"The looters destroy the city's order. We cannot allow that. The Criminal Code and the Constitution are very clear, they must go to prison. This is a world turned upside down, those who want to go to work cannot because those who later have to support them with their taxes, that they are not allowed," he stated a few days ago.

"Participants in the protest are violating Article 194 of the Criminal Code and therefore they should go to jail. It is unacceptable that the law is not implemented properly. If the government does not act, we will not remain silent."

Fierro had previously condemned the leader of MAPA for the organization's approach to the picketing situation.

"They have a clear intention that goes against the most vulnerable sectors. Those sectors that are part of the legislative power that, instead of responding to the social problems that lead to this kind of action, tries to criminalize or demonize, stigmatize. There is nothing to expect from these libertarians, who defend profits of the minority, at the cost of increasing insecurity and poverty," he insisted last year.