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Saturday, 16 June, 2001, 00:30 GMT 01:30 UK
In pictures: Gothenburg protests
Shattered glass, smouldering cafe furniture and cobblestones covered the usually peaceful streets of Gothenburg as hundreds of rioters protesting against the European Union clashed with police.
The anti-globalisation demonstrations began on Thursday, as US President George W Bush attended the summit EU leaders' summit. But they became more violent on the second day as European leaders focusing talks on expanding the EU.
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