DAVOS (Switzerland) - Violent clashes between police and demonstrators in Davos to demonstrate against the summit of the 'elite' political and economic world, the World Economic Forum, held each year in the Swiss town. About a hundred people began throwing bottles at the security since the beginning of the Forum is massively distributed throughout the town of Grisons.
The police responded by using three water cannons against the protesters managed to contain the demonstrators march to the Congress Center. The group of protesters, a group of anarchists in Switzerland, had gathered at the station in Davos with flags and banners that read "Down with capitalism", "Stop the erosion of wages," to march to the Palace of Congresses where it carry out the work of the Forum.
"They came here to do business, eating, drinking and slapping themselves on the back - one of the protesters said Karin Stiffner - and I do not think that we have no intention to help people reduce their profits." The protests are no longer continue after the massive intervention of the police and not currently logged wounded by the fighting. 
The police responded by using three water cannons against the protesters managed to contain the demonstrators march to the Congress Center. The group of protesters, a group of anarchists in Switzerland, had gathered at the station in Davos with flags and banners that read "Down with capitalism", "Stop the erosion of wages," to march to the Palace of Congresses where it carry out the work of the Forum.
"They came here to do business, eating, drinking and slapping themselves on the back - one of the protesters said Karin Stiffner - and I do not think that we have no intention to help people reduce their profits." The protests are no longer continue after the massive intervention of the police and not currently logged wounded by the fighting.
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