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03-06-2017, 07:14 PM
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By <a href="" rel="nofollow"> Klaus Truelsen </a>
Nueva 15, 1582</span>
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Protesters being shot at by a water cannon truck.
HERLEV - Radical anti-government protesters were forced to give up their brief occupation of of Oslanburg's Interior Ministry after fellow opposition groups and protesters accused them of jeopardizing peace negotiations. The Minister of the Interior, Erland Hoj, threatened to declare a state of emergency unless protesters left the ministry they had seized and fortified in the early hours of the morning, sparking calls from fellow demonstrators for the group to refrain from escalating the confrontation with authorities.
“I will be forced to ask the Prime Minister to stop the talks if the building is not freed immediately and negotiators are not given a chance to find a peaceful solution to the impass,” Minister Hoj told Oslanburg's OUT.
The group, which is occupying several buildings across the Oslanburganm state, is just one of several more radical elements within the previously peaceful protest movement and has played a key role in paralyzing the Oslanburgan capital. The political opposition condemned the latest seizure as a step too far, which could potentially jeopardize negotiations to end the political crisis. Five protesters were killed in clashes with security forces last week, with hundreds more injured.
There have been numerous cases of alleged brutality reported on both sides. “We denounce these provocative actions that are designed to provoke a state of emergency being called,” said Anders Dalsgaard, a member of parliament for the Oslanburg Democratic Party. “We are for peace and no more bloodshed.”
Prime Minister Bjarnasen offered to give opposition leaders top government posts, allow an amnesty for detained protesters, and political dissidents. But the opposition said it would continue to push for further concessions – especially a key demand for early elections and the resignation of his government, currently scheduled for Treizen 1583. A special session of parliament is due to take place in two days to discuss the crisis.
Mirjam Frederiksen, leader of of the group whose supporters are thought to number in the hundreds, said the group would leave the building, but would maintain a presence outside, ready to storm it again if the opposition’s demands are not met.
“If the demands on [the] restoring of constitutional order, organizing of parliament elections, resignation of his ilegimate regime, and ceasing terror acts against Oslanburgan people are not fulfilled by tomorrow, then we will storm all administrative buildings," she warned in a post on social media.
Demonstrations began across Oslanburg in Quartyr, following the death of then Prime MinisterJohan Ibsen following a successful assassination attempt. But the protests turned violent over a week ago, after the government introduced tough new anti-protest laws to quell the rallies across the country. At least five people have been killed in clashes with security forces, and hundreds injured.
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By <a href="" rel="nofollow"> Klaus Truelsen </a>
Nueva 15, 1582</span>
Protesters being shot at by a water cannon truck.
HERLEV - Radical anti-government protesters were forced to give up their brief occupation of of Oslanburg's Interior Ministry after fellow opposition groups and protesters accused them of jeopardizing peace negotiations. The Minister of the Interior, Erland Hoj, threatened to declare a state of emergency unless protesters left the ministry they had seized and fortified in the early hours of the morning, sparking calls from fellow demonstrators for the group to refrain from escalating the confrontation with authorities.
“I will be forced to ask the Prime Minister to stop the talks if the building is not freed immediately and negotiators are not given a chance to find a peaceful solution to the impass,” Minister Hoj told Oslanburg's OUT.
The group, which is occupying several buildings across the Oslanburganm state, is just one of several more radical elements within the previously peaceful protest movement and has played a key role in paralyzing the Oslanburgan capital. The political opposition condemned the latest seizure as a step too far, which could potentially jeopardize negotiations to end the political crisis. Five protesters were killed in clashes with security forces last week, with hundreds more injured.
There have been numerous cases of alleged brutality reported on both sides. “We denounce these provocative actions that are designed to provoke a state of emergency being called,” said Anders Dalsgaard, a member of parliament for the Oslanburg Democratic Party. “We are for peace and no more bloodshed.”
Prime Minister Bjarnasen offered to give opposition leaders top government posts, allow an amnesty for detained protesters, and political dissidents. But the opposition said it would continue to push for further concessions – especially a key demand for early elections and the resignation of his government, currently scheduled for Treizen 1583. A special session of parliament is due to take place in two days to discuss the crisis.
Mirjam Frederiksen, leader of of the group whose supporters are thought to number in the hundreds, said the group would leave the building, but would maintain a presence outside, ready to storm it again if the opposition’s demands are not met.
“If the demands on [the] restoring of constitutional order, organizing of parliament elections, resignation of his ilegimate regime, and ceasing terror acts against Oslanburgan people are not fulfilled by tomorrow, then we will storm all administrative buildings," she warned in a post on social media.
Demonstrations began across Oslanburg in Quartyr, following the death of then Prime MinisterJohan Ibsen following a successful assassination attempt. But the protests turned violent over a week ago, after the government introduced tough new anti-protest laws to quell the rallies across the country. At least five people have been killed in clashes with security forces, and hundreds injured.
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The Arch-Kingdom of Oslanburg
Head of State: HM Arch-King Aerin III
Head of Government: Prime Minister Nis Overgaard
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