Italian riot police tear gas proestors

Italian riot police tonight used tear gas against anti-Bush demonstrators, disrupting an anti-globalisation protest in the centre of Rome.

Italian riot police tear gas proestors
Sat, 09 Jun, 2007 - 22:24
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Italian riot police tonight used tear gas against anti-Bush demonstrators, disrupting an anti-globalisation protest in the centre of Rome.

The violence broke out after US President George Bush had concluded his official business for the day during a visit to Italy and had returned to the residence of the US ambassador.

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