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TEHRAN, Feb 10 -Violent clashes broke out between police and anarchists in Turin on Saturday, after they were evicted from an occupied school.
TEHRAN, Young Journalists Club (YJC)-The demonstrators tried to get closer to Via Alessandria, where the school is located, but were blocked by police with tear gas and the use of hydrants.
The demonstrators threw stones and big firecrackers and set fire to bins. A bus was also attacked.
"They were all masked. They banged with sticks and threw in things. I could not breath anymore. I had to run away," the driver recalled.
Source: presstv
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