Crowds demand action after Argentina club fire tragedy

Thousands of Argentines have taken to the streets for the third consecutive day, demanding the resignation of city officials they blame for corrupt and slipshod fire safety inspections that paved the way for a nightclub fire that killed 183 people.

Crowds demand action after Argentina club fire tragedy
Tue, 04 Jan, 2005 - 14:26

Thousands of Argentines have taken to the streets for the third consecutive day, demanding the resignation of city officials they blame for corrupt and slipshod fire safety inspections that paved the way for a nightclub fire that killed 183 people.

One man reportedly set himself on fire.

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