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Thousands rally in Spain against 'health dictatorship' as Europeans strike back against lockdown

Thousands rally in Spain against ‘health dictatorship’ as Europeans strike back against lockdown
01/26/2021 at 8:48 PM
Posted by Kevin Edward White
Struggling small businesses are reopening their doors in the Czech Republic and protests are breaking out in the Netherlands.
By David McLoone, LifeSite News, January 26, 2021
:57 pm EST
January 26, 2021 (LifeSiteNews) – Small-business owners and everyday citizens have been demonstrating across Europe in retaliation to strict lockdown measures being reimposed throughout the continent, with many reopening their businesses.
In Madrid, a large group marched through the city, protesting Spain’s “health dictatorship” with cries of “liberty, liberty.” Speakers addressed the gathering crowd with messages warning that “there was a plan being forged against the fundamental rights, against liberty, and against life itself.”

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Dutch police arrest 240 in a night of rioting nationwide

Dutch police arrest 240 in a night of rioting nationwide
Wreckage left by rioters in Eindhoven. Photo: Rob Engelaar ANP
Some 240 people have been arrested, mostly in Amsterdam, after riots broke out in at least 10 cities across the Netherlands on Sunday evening.
Trouble first flared in Amsterdam and Eindhoven, where anti-coronavirus measure protestors turned up to demonstrate even though the gatherings had been banned.
As the 9pm curfew approached, gangs of youths began attacking police in several other cities, including Tilburg and Enschede, where youngsters threw stones at the local hospital. It was forced to call in extra security.
Tilburg mayor Theo Weterings said the rioting was ‘absolutely reprehensible’. ‘Shops which are already struggling were vandalised,’ he said. ‘Throwing stones and fireworks is outrageous’.

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