Examples of using Violent protests in English and their translations into Spanish
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EULEX police units had to intervene in April-May in violent protests by Kosovo Serbs against the reconstruction of Kosovo Albanian houses in Brdjani/Kroi i Vitakut in Mitrovicë/a.
A state of siege was declared by the President for 90 days after violent protests broke out in relation to economic issues,
On 7 December, dozens of Palestinians and Israelis were injured in clashes throughout the West Bank, as violent protests continued against Israel's refusal to release security prisoners in accordance with the Wye memorandum.
there was a recurrence of violent protests and strikes, involving up to 100,000 people as German Chancellor Angela Merkel called for a renewal of the loan programme to Greece that had been conditioned on fiscal tightening.
participating in the wave of violent protests against the government in 2014.
leading to violent protests in early 2000.
Manfred Reyes Villa, pulled back from the brink to try and find a negotiated settlement to violent protests that erupted in the second city last week leaving two dead
Another case involved the arrest of Mr. Marco Guatemal during violent protests in Imbabura province,
establishing a state of emergency, violent protests intensified in Ouagadougou
activists were arrested on 23 May 2000 in the provinces. They were detained on the grounds that they had staged violent protests or, in the case of a senatorial candidate
Yesterday, in a series of coordinated, violent protests in the areas of Majdal Shams
condemns violent protests at sea;(ii) cites international rules on maritime safety;
In addition, organized groupings in Nimba County have held violent protests, demanding that the National Commission for Disarmament,
to events with a racist undertone, such as the violent protests that had occurred in the poorer suburbs of Paris in autumn 2005.
civil unrest and even violent protests, and the Nigerian Police Force was able to provide the much-needed security
Public disregard for decisions taken by judicial authorities also led to violent protests, often accompanied by attacks on courts, prosecutors' offices
The Constitutional Court's decision came after violent protests by supporters of General Ríos Montt,
Chile is not the only country rocked by violent protests in recent months as social discontent in many countries has reached a tipping point,
Many interlocutors stressed that the violent protests in February were not about the dissolution of the Government and the Electoral Commission but against attempts to arbitrarily remove
Since the violent protests that broke out in early 2014 against the government of Chávez's successor Nicolás Maduro,