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ZAGREB, Croatia — Croatian police clashed with some of the 15,000 anti-government demonstrators who rallied in the capital Saturday, and state television reported that officers used tear gas to disperse the group. At least 25 people were injured.
Dozens of mostly young demonstrators charged at a police cordon preventing them from reaching a central square in Zagreb where the government headquarters is located, Croatian TV said.
The protests in Zagreb come just two days after several hundred protesters clashed with police at another anti-government rally. Many Croats blame the government for economic hardship and alleged corruption.
Denver Post wire services
