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LIVE: G20 Hamburg Germany 'Welcome to Hell' protest: German ANTIFA Clash with Police
Hamburg's police forces are bracing themselves for violent anti-capitalist protests on Thursday (July 6, 2017) as world leaders descend into Germany for the G-20 Summit.
The host city witnessed ugly scenes that unfolded Tuesday night as riot police used water cannons and pepper spray to clear an unauthorized protest camp, leaving five people injured and driving fears of more trouble ahead.
Trump fails to impress Europeans in Poland.
Up to 100,000 demonstrators, who are part of the "Welcome to Hell" protest, are expected before and during the two-day "Group of 20" (G20) meeting which starts Friday.
It will bring illegitimate U.S. Pres. Don Trump, Russia's Dictator Vladimir Putin, China's Xi Jinping, Germany's Angela Merkel, England's Theresa May, Japan's Shinzo Abe, France's Emmanuel Macron, and other leaders to the city.
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The host city witnessed ugly scenes that unfolded Tuesday night as riot police used water cannons and pepper spray to clear an unauthorized protest camp, leaving five people injured and driving fears of more trouble ahead.
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