Protest against President called via Social Media - El Salvador

Twitter users from El Salvador called a protest, through Twitter, against the decree 743 that was passed last thursday by Congress and the president Mauricio Funes. The protest was held on June the 5th..
Protestants claim that it has violated the Constitution and they are demanding the repeal of the decree.
The decree requires the judges of the Supreme Court that decisions about unconstitutional issues have to be taken by unanimity and not only by a majority of 4 judges, as it was until last Thursday.
This is the first time in El Salvador that a public outcry is called through social networks, principally Twitter and then extended to Facebook.
@ carmencanas, a Protestant, says they are not a political movement, but a group of youths angered by what has been done by Congress and the President. @ manza16 states that although they are not a movement yet, they wish to convey the message of indignation that has caused the decree and they pretend not to remain silent until the decree is repealed.
The call was made with the twitter hash tags # indignadoSV (for indignation) and # AcampadaSV (for camping).
The protest was held at the Plaza El Salvador del Mundo, where other civic organizations also protested.
The pacific protest was monitored in real time through the internet.