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Violence has broken out at the end of an anti-austerity protest attended by
tens of thousands of people in the Spanish capital Madrid.
Dozens of youths threw projectiles at police, who responded by charging at
them.
Demonstrators were protesting over issues including unemployment, poverty
and official corruption.
They want the government not to pay its international debts and do more to
improve health and education.
Irreparable damage
The BBC's Guy Hedgecoe in Madrid says protesters travelled from all corners
of Spain, many of them making the journey on foot, in order to voice their
anger.
Riot police confront protesters after disturbances broke out at the end of
the demonstration Police were confronted by protesters who trekked from the
furthest corners of Spain
Police clash with demonstrators during the protest Police responded to the
violence by charging at demonstrators
A man holds his dog while looking at a vandalised Bankia bank window
following disturbances that broke out at the end of a demonstration The
government's austerity policies have provoked widespread anger
Anti-austerity demonstrators sit around a fountain in Colon square The
protesters blame the policies for high unemployment rates
They called their protest the march of dignity, our correspondent says,
because they say that the government of Mariano Rajoy is stripping Spaniards
of just that.
For many of them, the cutbacks that Mr Rajoy has implemented, in particular
to health and education, are causing Spain irreparable damage.
Although most of the demonstration took place peacefully, violence broke out
later on Friday with a number of arrests and several policeman injured.
Analysts say that Spain came out of recession in the second half of 2013.
But unemployment soared with the government's labour reforms which reduced
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: 22 March 2014 Last updated at 20:13 ET Share this pageEmail Print Share this
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: ShareFacebookTwitter.Spain austerity: Huge Madrid protest turns violent
: Guy Hedgecoe in Madrid says the demonstrators are calling for more policies
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: Related Stories
: Spending protest grips Spanish city
: Moody's says Spain economy improves
: Spain's brain drain Watch
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