Today, 106 years ago, on January 7, 1919 (December 6, 1918), Argentina¡¯s ¡°bloody week¡± began, with 6,000 people killed. Under the influence of the Russian Revolution, the Argentine working class and the people¡¯s masses sparked a revolutionary orgasm. In January 1919, the workers of Buenos Aires held a strike. It was the day when the workers of the British Watson metallurgy factory were shot and killed by the mercenaries. As of January 7, 1919, a general strike was held throughout the city, 200,000 were buried for the dead, and the police were shot and stirred up the workers¡¯ uprising. The government sent a regular army to repress. From the 15th, the justice and general strike failed. In a week, about 6,000 workers were wounded and tens of millions were arrested.