Protesters chant pay taxes at Zuckerberg's yacht
The city of Seattle, USA, witnessed a decisive reception for the luxury yacht believed to belong to Meta's founder, Mark Zuckerberg, with protests centered around the need to pay taxes as the vessel passed through the "Ballard Locks" waterways. The yacht, named “Launchpad,” is one of the largest luxury yachts in the world at approximately 118 meters in length and is valued at around $300 million. It can accommodate 26 guests and 49 crew members. According to sources, Zuckerberg was not on board the yacht during the passage. This critical campaign coincides with Meta's announcement of laying off about 1,395 employees in Washington State as part of a global austerity plan.
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