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Subject Riots, Europeans newest hobby

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Original Message 200.000 people gathered in Budapest on 15th March 2007 protesting against Hungary's PM Ferenc Gyurcsany. Those were Europes third riots in a month after Athens riots where 15.000 students protested against education reforms and a minor riot in Dennmark on 1st march when anarchist batlled police after city government trashed their sqwater building.

Protest in Budapest were peacful during the day and became very violent at night when extreme right-wingers batlled the police. Eight people were injuried among those seven were policeman. One of those policeman was serious injuried. 56 people were arested. People were destroying cars and their rear windows, forming a baricades and burning them, throwing stones and botlles into police corridors.

There was a national holiday yesterday in Hungary comemorating a 1848 revolution. And people demandet PM's resignation because of corruption.

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Denmark riots:

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Interesting footage of yesterday 200.000 people rioting in Budapest. Nevermind the language, watch how Budapest mayor were thrown eggs at during the day and some cool night footage:

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