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Black smoke in the air in the center of Rome as a small group of violent protesters broke away from the main event. They broke the windows of the car, set fire to vehicles and attacked two new teams of Sky Italia television reported. Others burned flags of Italy and Europe. Witnesses said the violence was caused by the radicals of several dozen hooded called "black blocks" that have infiltrated the event. At least one person was reported injured and taken to hospital. The police were in force in Rome, he expected 100,000 demonstrators a day after Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi has barely survived a vote of confidence. In Italy, where the national debt is second only to Greece, 17-nation euro zone, is rapidly becoming a center of interest in the European debt crisis. The demonstrations began in Canada and spread to several U.S. cities have moved to Asia and Europe, along with protests against austerity that raged across the continent of debt in months. Dozens of cities around the world - from Tokyo to Alaska via London, Frankfurt and Washington - the organization of events in a show of solidarity with the demonstrations that began last month in downtown New York. "October 15, people from all over the world are on the streets and squares ... we want to start a global change," said the website of United for # global change. "We will protest peacefully, to speak and wait until we get there. It is time to unite, it's time for them to hear. " About 4,000 people marched through the streets of Berlin, flags, called at the end of capitalism. Some of the demonstrators scuffled with police as they tried to approach the Parliament buildings. Frankfurt, the financial capital of continental Europe, about 5,000 people protested in front of the European Central Bank. Wikileaks founder Julian Assange spoke to about 500 protesters outside St. Paul's Cathedral in London. "The banking system in London is the recipient of the corrupt money," he said, adding that Wikileaks might be to launch a campaign of financial institutions in the coming months. In the Bosnian city of Sarajevo, hundreds of people marched through the streets carrying pictures of Che Guevara and old communist flags that read "Death to capitalism, freedom of the people." Another 500 people gathered to hear speakers denounce capitalism in a peaceful rally in downtown Stockholm, waving red flags and banners that read "We are the 99 percent" and "We refuse to pay for the crisis of capitalism. " The reference was to the world's richest 1 percent, which controls billions in assets, while billions around the world live in poverty or financial hardship. In Spain, the group became known as the Movement Outraged created the first round of the camps day and night "occupation" of protest in cities and towns across the country in May and lasts several weeks. Six steps are set to converge Saturday at the Plaza Puerta del Sol of Madrid, just before sunset. Portuguese anger against their government's handling of the event economic crisis in central Lisbon later. Portugal is one of the three European countries - the others are Greece and Ireland - which have required an international bailout. A group of 100 prominent authors, including Salman Rushdie, Neil Gaiman and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Jennifer Egan and Michael Cunningham, who signed an online petition to declare their support for "Capture of Wall Street and collect the movement around the world . " Melbourne, Australia's second largest city, saw the first show of the day, when at least 1,000 people, including children, gathered in the town square. "We are facing similar problems with our democracy here in Victoria and Australia, as in most people face in other developed countries," says the Melbourne collection site. "Our democracy is ill." Sydney, about 2,000 demonstrators, including representatives of Aboriginal groups, communists and trade unionists protested outside the Central Reserve Bank of Australia in Martin Place in the Central Business District and the weather. "In Asia" Demonstrations of various sizes were carried out in Asia, in Tokyo, Japan, Philippines, Manila, Taipei, Seoul, South Korea and China in Hong Kong.More protests and demonstrations took place simultaneously at different locations on the Japanese capital. Hundreds of demonstrators marched to the headquarters in Tokyo Electric Power Co. and the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry to show his dissatisfaction with the operation of a nuclear catastrophe triggered by the March 11 earthquake and tsunami. Despite heavy rains in Seoul, the capital of South Korea, members of more than 30 civic groups gathered outside Yeouido by the Financial Services Commission, the city's financial center. Campaigners wearing masks of Guy Fawkes stage performances to express their frustration over the growing income gap in Seoul, shouting "We are the 99 percent" - one of the slogans to define Wall Street movement. In Manila, marched about 100 members of Bayan, an alliance of different leftist groups in the Philippines, the U.S. Embassy, waving banners that read "Down with American imperialism" and "the Philippines is not for sale ", broadcaster APTN reported. Attended Saturday's protest to express my support for the occupation of New York's business and to express cricism the presence of U.S. troops in the south. A man was seen carrying a sign saying:. "Genuine democracy a people living on the streets" Hong Kong, more than 200 people gathered in the shopping Exchange Square Podium Central business district. A few tents for the night on site, while others later emigrated to the HSBC building in the vicinity. Taipei, capital of Taiwan, so that a smaller turnout of nearly 100 people in 1500 than expected, iconic skyscrapers of the city of Taipei 101, the home of the Taiwan Stock Exchange. Site manage South Africa has announced that "Operation Ubuntu," Nguni word used to describe the unity of a common goal through the vision of the African world, that people can only be achieved through the interaction with other nations. Demonstrations are planned in major cities of Cape Town, East London, Durban and Johannesburg on Saturday night.Greek protesters, in line with Spain "Indignant" movement called anti-austerity rally in Athens in Syntagma Square, the focal point for many events over the financial collapse of Greece.
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