Four police officers hurt as Mexico petrol price protests continue

A demonstration against Mexico's 20% petrol price rise turned violent after a lone protester drove his truck into a line of police guarding a fuel distribution terminal in Baja California.

Four police officers hurt as Mexico petrol price protests continue
Sun, 08 Jan, 2017 - 10:08

A demonstration against Mexico's 20% petrol price rise turned violent after a lone protester drove his truck into a line of police guarding a fuel distribution terminal in Baja California.

Police said four officers were injured in the incident on Saturday in Rosarito, near the border city of Tijuana.

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