New Zealand has employed an unusual tactic to disperse 'Freedom Convoy' protesters -- playing the hit songs of Barry Manilow and James Blunt, as well as the Spanish dance track 'Macarena'.
New Zealand has employed an unusual tactic to disperse"Freedom Convoy" protesters on Sunday -- playing the hit songs of Barry Manilow and James Blunt, as well as the Spanish dance track"Macarena" by the band Los del Río.
The so-called"Freedom Convoy" rallies in several parts of the globe follow a movement in Canada which has seen truckers protesting against vaccine mandates, Covid-19 restrictions and the Liberal government of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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