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In Italy, students clashed with police when thousands of people marched in protest against budget cuts and a lack of jobs. It followed new Prime Minister Mario Monti's maiden speech in parliament, where he pledged to push through austerity measures, which will mean huge sacrifices for ordinary people. The cracks are widening elsewhere in the Eurozone, with a fresh blow from one of its strongest members. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
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Italy Erupting - Protesters Clash With Riot Police Over Austerity Measures Italian anti-riot policemen clash with protesters as they demonstrate against the government's economic policy measures near the Italian parliament in Piazza Montecitorio in Rome, Italy, 14 September 2011. Italy's Parliament gave final approval to Premier Silvio Berlusconi's government's austerity measures, a combination of higher taxes, pension reform and slashed spending that sparked street protests in Rome. The Chamber of Deputies passed the package by a vote of 314-300. The Senate, Parliament's upper chamber, already approved the measures. Hundreds of demonstrators, some unleashing smoke bombs and others hurling paint, clashed with police in riot gear in the cobblestone squares and streets near Parliament as lawmakers were voting on the measures designed to fend off a financial crisis threatening much of Europe. Earlier in the day, Berlusconi's government, whose allies had squabbled publicly over the package, won a crucial confidence vote called to discourage debate and hasten approval. European Central Bank and European Union leaders in Brussels had pressed Rome for quick passage to calm markets roiled by a crisis that could endanger the entire 17-member eurozone. But the planned cuts and taxes have angered many Italians, fueling protests similar to those in other European nations grappling with the economic crisis. As the street protest heated up, Rome storekeepers hastily shuttered display <b>...</b>
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Riot police fired tear gas at youths hurling rocks near the Greek finance ministry in Athens on Tuesday, as anger bubbled over on the first day of a general strike, and parliament debated new cost-cutting measures. Hooded youths ripped up paving stones and set rubbish bins on fire in central Athens as police gave chase and fired tear gas and stun grenades. Peaceful protesters nearby braved thick clouds of tear gas to stage an outdoor street party, banging pots and pans in time to music on loudspeakers. Some of them made human chains to protect the peaceful crowd from the rioters and the riot police battles, pushing back the police lines out of Syntagma Square, outside of the Greek parliament. Staff at upscale hotels handed out surgical masks to tourists and helped them with rolling luggage past the rioting, over ground strewn with smashed-up marble and cement paving stones. Youths torched a satellite truck parked near parliament. The fire caused a freezer at a neighboring kiosk to explode, and hooded youths ducked behind the burning truck to help themselves to ice-cream cones. Marbles were smashed by rioters to use as projectiles while popular McDonald's fast food restaurant was vandalized by protesters.
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Follow latest updates at twitter.com and www.facebook.com Tens of thousands of mostly peaceful demonstrators streamed into central London on Saturday to march against government budget cuts, with a small breakaway group smashing its way into a bank, breaking windows and spray painting logos on the walls. Another group of black-clad protesters hurled paint bombs and ammonia-filled light bulbs at police. Organisers of the march estimated that at least 250000 people from across the country were peacefully joining in the demonstration, the biggest protest in London since a series of rallies against the Iraq war in 2003. Police said they were not giving out crowd estimates.
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Protest at the Iranian embassy in Copenhagen triggered by the recent execution of five kurdish/iranian political prisoners in Iran. About 100 people attacked the embassy and police with stones, police spokesman Mads Firlings said. The police initially responded with pepper spray and then called in reinforcements, including police dogs, he said. Four demonstrators were arrested, and one officer was lightly wounded, he said. The demonstrations began peacefully but turned violent when a representative of the Iranian Embassy "provoked the demonstrators" with "very bad words in Persian," said Hilsen Mahmoud, the demonstration organizer and a member of the group Free Iran Society. In response, the demonstrators attacked the embassy, he said. Text source: edition.cnn.com
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Strikes across France intensified on Friday with police firing tear gas at protesters in the city of Lyon. About 1000 high school students went on strike, overturning rubbish bins, smashing bus stops, and setting fire to stacks of free newspapers. The students and labour unions see President Nicolas Sarkozy's pension reform - raising the retirement age from 60 to 62 - as an attack on their well-deserved social protections. Workers at all 12 of France's fuel producing refineries have also joined the protest. Strikers burned tires outside an oil refinery in Donges, near Nantes in western France.
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Masked youths clashed with police and set fires in cities across France on Tuesday as protests against a proposed hike in the retirement age took an increasingly radical turn. President Nicolas Sarkozy pledged to crack down on "troublemakers" and guarantee public order, raising the possibility of more confrontations with young rioters after a week of disruptive but largely nonviolent demonstrations. More than 200 protests and one-day strikes by workers in sectors across the French economy were planned around the country over a bill raising the retirement age to 62. In many cities, protesters were being joined by young people who appeared to be seizing an opportunity to lash out at police. Protests turned violent in the central city of Lyon, where rioters smashed several store windows and torched rubbish bins and cars. Police used tear gas in an attempt to disperse trouble makers.
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For more news visit ☛ english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ☛ http Add us on Facebook ☛ facebook.com Cambodian police clashed with protesters in the capital on Thursday. It's over a long-running dispute over housing evictions. Human rights groups say the government kicked people out of their homes so they could sell prime real estate to foreign and local businesses. Cambodian protesters clashed with police on Thursday over a long running dispute for a luxury housing estate. Rights groups and foreign aid donors have complained that state officials are forcibly evicting farmers, villagers and city residents to sell prime land to foreign and local businesses. Police armed with shields, sticks and electric batons broke up the group of about 100 protesters who had gathered in front of Phnom Penh City Hall. [Chan Tha, Protester]: "I am suffering. I am a Khmer like others. Why are they doing this to the people? They fight, they beat people with no mercy, they do not find solutions for the people." The estate is to be built by a Chinese developer and a well-connected Cambodian tycoon. [Am Sam Ath, Human Rights Activist]: "I think that the authorities were too harsh on the protesters. I know that they want to restore the public order. But they should find another peaceful solution for everyone." According to a Cambodian group monitoring forced evictions, 30000 people were moved off their land last year. And an estimated 150000 more evictions are expected in the next few years <b>...</b>
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Police forcibly restrained and arrested "Occupy Wall Street" protesters in New York City. Just a few hours after protesters learned they'd be able to stay indefinitely at the lower Manhattan plaza where they've been camped out for a month, police and protesters clashed near the New York Stock Exchange. Wall Street Mocks Protesters By Drinking Champagne 2011: www.youtube.com Financial Armageddon Imminent 2011: www.youtube.com Banker Protesters Storm Brooklyn Bridge 2011 "The Youth Are Rising" www.youtube.com Wall Street Activist Owns Fox News Producer, Fox Bury Interview 2011 www.youtube.com Incredible Speech By Wall Street Protester "End The Fed" 2011 www.youtube.com JP Morgan actually FUNDS The New York City Police Department: Source: theintelhub.com Occupy Wall Street: Mass Economic Riots Are Now Here And America Will Never Be The Same: endoftheamericandream.com Obama Machine Prepares To Hijack 'Occupy Wall Street' www.infowars.com JP Morgan Funded NYPD Mass Arrests! www.youtube.com The Marines are Coming to PROTECT the Protestors' globalnoncompliance.webnode.com ADG Facebook: www.facebook.com Follow ADG on Twitter: twitter.com
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Polish riot police used batons, teargas and water cannon against thousands of right-wing and left-wing demonstrators after Independence Day observances Friday turned into clashes in which police were attacked by leftist and right-wing marchers. The November 11 celebration marked the day in 1918 when Poland regained its independence after having been carved up for 123 years by Prussia, Austria, and Russia. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
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New York police department have arrested a peaceful protester who was sleeping at Occupy Wall Street outside on Sunday. Our correspondent in NYC says largest number of OWS protesters are now sleeping at Zucotti park to date. Aside from Sunday's arrest all is quiet for now. The collective voices of American dissent has manifested into a movement impossible to ignore. "Occupy Wall Street" began in the world's financial capital, but this week protests have blazed through dozens of cities nationwide. The incident was caught on camera by RT's Lucy Kafanov. twitter.com RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
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www.youtube.com Riot police and protestors have clashed over the debt-ridden Greek government's austerity measures.
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Police fire tear gas at hundreds of protesters in central Athens where thousands of striking state sector workers marched against cuts which the government says are needed to save the nation from bankruptcy.
Occupy Greece-Athens www.facebook.com Καταλαμβάνουν Ελλάδα Ελληνική Επανάσταση _____________________________________________________________ Greeks Protest 2nd Austerity Package Angry protesters have taken to the streets across Greece as a second package of austerity measures won its initial parliamentary approval, Press TV reports. "295 deputies voted. 154 voted yes, 141, voted No. Thus the bill of the finance ministry passes in principle by a majority," said Grigoris Niotis, the vice president of the parliament on Wednesday. The bill, proposing new taxes and additional cuts in pensions and wages among other things, has to be put to a second round of vote on Thursday before turning into legislation. The protests broke out on Wednesday, with more than 100000 people rallying in the capital Athens, marking the beginning of a 48-hour general strike. The industrial action paralyzed the country, having been joined by banks, schools, shops, and public services. "We just can't take it anymore. There is desperation, anger and bitterness," said Nikos Anastasopoulos, one of the protesters, referring to nearly two years of austerity measures imposed upon the people by the government. The demonstrations quickly turned violent as riot police confronted the protesters with carcinogenic tear gas canisters and stun grenades and the protesters started responding with stones. Greece's public debt has been calculated at about EUR 356.5 billion (around USD 490.5 billion), which equals some <b>...</b>
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Riot Police Clash With Occupy Portland Protestors Who ask the police Whom do you protecting?! "Take off your riot suit. You're sexy, you're cute" and "Shame on you" were among the chants Portland protesters directed at police in riot gear after safe festive last night vimeo.com In Portland, at one point overnight, the crowd swelled to thousands. As dawn arrived, riot police had retreated and most of the crowds had gone home, but protesters who have been at the two parks since Oct. 6 were still there. Portland Mayor Sam Adams had ordered the camp shut down Saturday at midnight, citing unhealthy conditions and the encampment's attraction of drug users and thieves. One of the organizers, Jim Oliver, said the night had been a victory for Occupy Portland.In Portland, at one point overnight, the crowd swelled to thousands. As dawn arrived, riot police had retreated and most of the crowds had gone home, but protesters who have been at the two parks since Oct. 6 were still there. A 12:01 deadline to evict public parks was met with cheers, a countdown and thousands of Occupy Portland protestors standing their ground. Police stood watch as crowds of protestors defied the orders given by Portland, Ore., mayor Sam Adams to leave the parks by midnight Sunday. About two dozen protestors were later arrested, but protestors said the eviction notice brought more support to their movement.www.youtube.com
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It's another day of unrest in France, where Marseille's airport has been blocked by protesters and further demonstrations are planned in Paris. It's all part of the anger at proposals to raise the retirement age from 60 to 62, which would still be one of the lowest in Europe. Violence broke out in Lyon on Thursday morning, where police chased rampaging youths who overturned a car. Lyon also saw clashes on Wednesday between youths and police over French President Nicolas Sarkozy's austerity measures. French protesters blockaded Marseille's airport on Thursday, ahead of a possible Senate vote on raising the retirement age. Hundreds of workers blocked all access to the main airport for about three hours. Students barricaded a Paris high school and planned protests nationwide later on Thursday, as the Senate wraps up protracted debate on a reform that Sarkozy calls crucial to his presidency. At the Turgot high school in central Paris approximately 150 students barracked the front doors of the school with rubbish bins.
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At least 25000 university student protesters have marched through the streets of Santiago, Chile's capital, calling for reforms in education, local news reported. Police fired water cannons to disperse demonstrators, after some students broke through police barricades and others hurled stones at anti-riot officers. Fifteen people were arrested, according to authorities. The students have been pushing the government for years to boost funding in a country with among the highest university fees in the world. Chilean university students receive only 15 percent state funding, the lowest of all countries part of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. When taking into consideration the average family income in Chile, university fees are nearly three times higher than the United States, Japan, and Australia. Chile's president Sebastian Pinera has promised more scholarships and said that debt for 100000 poor students would be recalculated, amongst other reforms, but student leaders say it is not enough. "Today we are calling for the recovery of public education, equal access to education, quality, greater financing in the sector and, as always, regulation of the private sector and with greater involvement of the state to improve education to stop putting thousands and thousands of families into debt. We want greater participation from students, workers and teachers in the decisions being made at the universities," Catholic University Student Federation <b>...</b>
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Video courtesy: Daryl Lang For latest updates, follow RT on twitter.com and www.facebook.com Occupy Wall Street protesters march from Liberty Plaza to the Brooklyn Bridge on the afternoon of Saturday, October 1, 2011. Blocked by the police from crossing the footpath, a large group of protesters chose the roadbed, which is reserved for cars. The arrests seen in this video happened between around 4:30 and 5 pm
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WHAT STARTED OFF AS A PEACEFUL PROTEST ON THE STREETS OF LAURIER AVE IN OTTAWA, ONTARIO, THE CAPITAL OF CANADA TURNED VIOLENT AS PROTESTERS BEGAN HURLING ROCKS AND SPRAYING GRAFFITI ON THE CONGOLESE EMBASSY; 18 RANGE ROAD OTTAWA. PARAMEDICS TREATED SEVERAL SUSPECTS FOR PEPPER SPRAY RELATED INJURIES. CROWD CONTROL IMPLICATED UNITS FROM BOTH THE OTTAWA POLICE SERVICE AND ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE. THIS FOOTAGE WAS TAKEN AT APPROXIMATELY 1:30PM
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Azerbaijani Turks of Iran peacefully protest against discriminative environmental, ethnic-cultural and economic policy of Iranian regime. August 27, 2011 -- In protest to diversion of many rivers that feed one of the largest salty lake in the world, Lake Orumieh in north western Iran residents of the city of Orumieh poured to the streets of the city despite the heavy presence of security and anti-riot forces on Saturday afternoon. The security forces have cracked down on peaceful protesters and used tear gas to disperse them resulting in the injury of many protesters. This latest protest in the city of Urmia started following a rejection of proposed legislation by the Iranian parliament that would transfer urgent waters into the Lake Urmia to save a great lake from disappearing due to damming and development. The long popular lake, home to migrating flamingos, pelicans and gulls, has shrunken by 60 percent and could disappear entirely in just a few years, a Washington Post report in May confirmed; experts say drained by drought, misguided irrigation policies, development and the damming of rivers that feed it. Drying of Lake Urmia also sparked large protest on Friday April 2, 2010, security agents attacked environmental activists who gathered at Lake Urmia to demonstrate against the drying of the lake caused by neglect from authorities. صحنه هایی از درگیری مردم با پليس ضد شورش در تظاهرات اورمیه تو این فیلم نکته جالب اینه که جوانی که دقایقی قبل توسط موتوری ها زخمی شده به <b>...</b>
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Greek police clashed with protesters on Wednesday as thousands of workers marched to parliament to protest against austerity policies aimed at helping the country cope with a huge debt crisis. Riot police fired several rounds of teargas and flash bombs at protesters hurling petrol bombs in front of parliament as crowds of striking protesters ran for cover. Public and private sector employees' 24-hour strike grounded flights, shut down schools and paralysed public transport in this year's first nationwide walkout against cost cuts. About 35000 Greeks marched through the streets of Athens chanting "We are not paying" and "No sacrifice for plutocracy". In four places across the city, police fired teargas to disperse demonstrators hurling stones and plastic bottles at them. RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com RT on Twitter: twitter.com
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On May 3, 2010, dozens of pro-reform activists and several opposition Members of Parliament gathered to protest near Tahrir Square in Downtown Cairo. What started peacefully, quickly turned to pushing and shoving, then eventually a full clash between protesters and police, as seen in the following raw video.
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Police Brutality - Wall Street Protesters Maced, Punched, Kicked, Clubbed Oct. 5 2011 8:45 PM www.occupytogether.org A WNYW news crew was maced and beaten by police on Wednesday night while covering the Occupy Wall Street protests. Reporter Dick Brennan and photographer Roy Isen got caught in the middle of an altercation between police officers and a group of protesters, at the end of a day spent covering the ongoing demonstrations in lower Manhattan. Brennan was struck in the stomach with a baton and Isen was hit in the eyes with pepper spray. Many are asking, in light of these videos and videos from last week showing white shirted officers as primary aggressors, why are the high ranking officers appearing more aggressive than the rank and file officers? Generally speaking, departments that have problems disciplining their officers for excessive force still have to do something to get cops that show a pattern of brutality off the street or else they risk more civil litigation or a pattern/practice investigation by the feds. So, instead of firing cops, they promote them off of the street to supervisory roles... which could be one explanation for the white shirts being more aggressive here. If you don't believe that explanation consider the next report... A New York NY cop was arrested by the FBI for "repeatedly using his position to intimidate others, including beat downs and violence" as well as using police databases to get info on a man in a parking dispute, to tip off <b>...</b>
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Demonstrators furious at the severe injury of a protester during an anti-austerity march clashed with riot police in central Athens on Thursday, the second day of violence in the Greek capital. Hooded youths used hammers to smash up marble and paving stones from building facades and pavements, hurling the jagged chunks and firebombs at police, who responded with volleys of tear gas and stun grenades. Running battles with police ensued through the streets of central Athens, with protesters setting rubbish bins on fire and one burning a Greek flag. RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com RT on Twitter: twitter.com
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Around 9am Saturday January 29, 2011, Egyptian police attempted to clear a street leading to Cairo's Tahrir Square. Police fired shotguns into the air to announce their presence, following a night of massive civil unrest in Cairo. A group of protesters moved towards them from Tahrir Square. Three Egyptian military armored vehicles moved in to obstruct police fire, seemingly to protect protesters. The follow raw footage shows what happened next.
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