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Fierce clashes broke out between protesters and riot police in Hong Kong as thousands marched through the strife-torn city, during a day of global protests aimed at casting a shadow over communist China's upcoming 70th birthday. IMAGES
Beijing, Nov 5 (EFE).- China commemorates the 75th anniversary of Taiwan's recovery from Japanese occupation with an exhibition at the National Museum of China which runs from Oct .25. (Camera: JESUS CENTENO).B-ROLL OF THE 'A TERRITORY UNBROKEN: THEMATIC EXHIBITION COMMEMORATING THE 75TH ANNIVERSARY OF TAIWAN'S RECOVERY FROM JAPANESE OCCUPATION' AT THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF CHINA, IN BEIJING, CHINA. SOUND BITES: MR. LIAN, A VISITOR (IN CHINESE).TRANSLATIONS: 1. I think Taiwan is definitely returning to China very soon. That is, moreover, a wish of both countries.2. It is a shame that Taiwan was invaded by the Japanese. If a country is not strong, if it is not prosperous, other countries will harass it.3. I have not yet been able to visit Taiwan, but I have always wanted to go. 4. There are people in my family who went to Taiwan together with the Kuomintang and never returned.
China's national day is met with early scuffles in Hong Kong, where pro-democracy protesters are set upon by people wielding umbrellas. IMAGES
Fierce clashes broke out between protesters and riot police in Hong Kong Sunday as thousands marched through the city, during a day of global protests aimed at casting a shadow over communist China's upcoming 70th birthday.
Hong Kong, Jun 4 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Jerome Favre) .- The Tiananmen massacre celebrated its 32nd anniversary on Friday with the usual silence in Beijing, while in Hong Kong the local police banned the annual vigil in memory of victims and detained an activist for promoting her on social media.FOOTAGE FROM THE VIGIL IN HONG KONG IN HONOR OF THE VICTIMS OF THE TIANANMEN MASSACRE.
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