FILE PHOTO: Alex Munoz Fuentes, 47, an accountant, poses for a photograph with a Chilean flag in Santiago, Chile, November 8, 2019. "People in the world are tired of injustice," said Fuentes. "I don't want anything given for free," "But I know that in Chile the institutions, the law and the constitution are made to abuse the working classes. I want a new deal,". "Hong Kong is similar, the authorities are not thinking about people's wellbeing... I have a fraternal hug for them, and all my solidarity from Chile. Please don't give up." REUTERS/Jorge Silva
(Reuters) - Protests swept the globe in 2019, with millions of people taking to the streets from Catalonia to Colombia, Haiti to Hong Kong.
Each movement had its own trigger. Some were fed up with corruption and entrenched elites. Others wanted democracy or independence.
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