Interés Humano

Centenares de personas protestaron en Madrid contra los confinamientos parciales

Manifestantes pidieron la renuncia de la presidenta conservadora de la capital española, Isabel Díaz Ayuso

A protester holds a sign reading "It is not confinement but segregation" during a demonstration against the restrictions imposed by the regional government to fight the coronavirus spread at the Vallecas district in Madrid, on September 27, 2020. - Hundreds of people protested in Madrid today against partial lockdown measures imposed on parts of the region, mainly in densely populated low-income neighbourhoods, to curb a surge in coronavirus cases. Since September 21 some 850,000 people have been confined to their neighbourhoods and unable to leave except for work, school or medical reasons although they are able to move freely within their own areas. (Photo by OSCAR DEL POZO / AFP)
A protester holds a sign reading "It is not confinement but segregation" during a demonstration against the restrictions imposed by the regional government to fight the coronavirus spread at the Vallecas district in Madrid, on September 27, 2020. - Hundreds of people protested in Madrid today against partial lockdown measures imposed on parts of the region, mainly in densely populated low-income neighbourhoods, to curb a surge in coronavirus cases. Since September 21 some 850,000 people have been confined to their neighbourhoods and unable to leave except for work, school or medical reasons although they are able to move freely within their own areas. (Photo by OSCAR DEL POZO / AFP) OSCAR DEL POZO
Madrid Un manifestante sostiene un cartel contra las restricciones impuestas por el gobierno regional para combatir la propagación del coronavirus, en el distrito de Vallecas, en Madrid, el 27 de setiembre del 2020. Foto: AFP (OSCAR DEL POZO/AFP)

Madrid. Centenares de personas se manifestaron este domingo en Madrid contra las medidas de confinamiento parcial impuestas en algunas partes de la región, sobre todo en barrios de bajos ingresos y muy poblados, para contener el aumento de casos de covid-19.

Desde el 21 de setiembre, unas 850.000 personas han quedado confinadas en sus barrios y no pueden salir excepto por razones laborales, escolares o médicas, aunque pueden moverse libremente dentro de sus vecindarios.

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