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      Spain: Hundreds march against police violence in Zaragoza00:53

      Spain: Hundreds march against police violence in Zaragoza

      Spain, Zaragoza
      January 25, 2014 at 20:50 GMT +00:00 · Published

      Spain: Hundreds march against police violence in Zaragoza

      Hundreds of people protesting against what they call police "repression" marched in Zaragoza on Saturday. The march was called in response to violence and arrests that occurred during a solidarity protest over ongoing unrest in Burgos.

      The crowd called for the withdrawl of charges against 8 protesters who were arrested during the solidarity action, along with the resignation of government delegate for Aragon, Gustavo Alcalde, who they say is reponsible for police violence.

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      Spain: Hundreds march against police violence in Zaragoza

      Hundreds of people protesting against what they call police "repression" marched in Zaragoza on Saturday. The march was called in response to violence and arrests that occurred during a solidarity protest over ongoing unrest in Burgos.

      The crowd called for the withdrawl of charges against 8 protesters who were arrested during the solidarity action, along with the resignation of government delegate for Aragon, Gustavo Alcalde, who they say is reponsible for police violence.