authorities in iraq to show restraint in the face of ongoing antti government protests saying it has multiple reports of security forces using excessive force demonstrations calling for an end to corruption and inequality erupted this month and at least $250.00 people have died in the ensuring violence at least 14 was shot dead during protests in the whole city of karbala overnight circumstances around the shootings are clear in the capital baghdad demonstrators refused to leave the streets despite a nighttime curfew imposed by the military. protesters in baghdad blocked the bridge leading to the seat of power the heavily fortified international zone is where government buildings the highest and many iraqis want to change of leaders their living we want a transitional government and a president that will change the constitution we've had enough enough humiliation i'm a teacher i've got to salary in the house but young people around employed where are they supposed to go. to have all this to our shop the constant post the curfew and the people you know the people are energized when yo

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written by him showing pictures of his weapons and ammunition referring to his objective to kill as many antti whites possible jews preferred. to ecuador now a protest that clash with security forces in a 7th day of anti-government demonstrations thousands of indigenous people are on the streets of the capital quito angry at the fuel price hikes introduced by president lenin laureano roads are empty and business is a closed across the country as part of a one day strike against the austerity measures right now has refused to resign and says he is negotiating with thousands of indigenous groups about this when i latin america and it's only seen human is following the story from kale so clearly these protests have been happening not just thinking but really in other parts of the country causing a fair bit of paralysis how widespread of a pain. the paralysis maram is pretty much nationwide in some places the the demonstrations have been bigger and others smaller here and there have been street protests both in favor and against the government and a very very large deployment of security forces in

him showing pictures of his weapons and ammunition and referring to his objective to kill as many antti whites as possible jews preferred. to iraq now the prime minister has announced 3 days of mourning for the demonstrators killed an anti-government protests of the corruption and unemployment at least 110 people were killed and thousands enjoyed in baghdad and other cities during days of unrest wanted to montcalm reports from baghdad. they chant no more corrupt government a key demand of the anti-government protesters isn't a. into decades of crooked politicians since the u.s. led occupation and invasion of iraq in 2003 corruption watchdog transparency international says $450000000000.00 has gone missing. is now an anti corruption campaign and. the corruption floodgates opened in 2006 when the government replaced the jafari government there was a lauren place before 2006 where a committee had to approve all contracts above $5000000.00 change that to $100000000.00 and the vigil ministries named began to approve contracts themselves . a popular belief among many iraqis is government depa