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Bangkok, Nov 18 (EFE/EPA).- (Camera: Narong Sangnak/Diego Azubel) Thai student protesters surrounded the national police headquarters on Wednesday during a demonstration that was called after at least 55 people were injured, including six with gunshot wounds, in violent clashes near the parliament the previous night.FOOTAGE OF PROTESTS IN BANGKOK.
Indonesia's capital Jakarta erupted in violence on Wednesday as police in riot gear fired water cannons and tear gas at protestors opposed to President Joko Widodo's re-election, with parts of the sprawling city littered with debris and burned cars. The city's governor Anies Baswedan was quoted by local media as saying six people had been killed with more than 200 injured. IMAGES
Anti-government protesters clash with Venezuelan police, as tens of thousand of people jammed the streets of Caracas in an outpouring of support for Nicolas Maduro's ouster amid a dire economic crisis that has devastated the once rich oil-producing country. IMAGES
This video footage filmed in the Arequipa region of Peru last Friday shows the complete devastation on a local highway after torrential rains caused large amounts of unstable soil to break loose from the mountains and slide over the road, sweeping cars aside like toys. Three people were killed after the mudslide tossed cars aside like playthings, causing them to collide into each other as heavy rainfall continues to wreak havoc in the area. Rescue workers have since arrived to the scene and have managed to remove the bodies of the deceased from the scene. Travel warnings have been issued in the affected areas and some highways have been closed until further notice. Torrential rainfall across the north of South America over the past week has resulted in heavy flooding in the region.
Violent clashes with police in the Peruvian capital as health care and state workers protest over wage dispute, leading to arrests. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
Turkish riot police clash with hundreds of stone-throwing protesters defying Istanbul May Day security lockdown. Mana Rabiee reports.
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