00:00Protests took place across Europe on Saturday, with demonstrators in Spain calling for better
00:04pensions, Italians protesting over living costs and government policies, and anti-government
00:09rallies in Albania, turning violent.
00:12In Madrid, thousands marched to demand pensions that keep pace with inflation, higher minimum
00:17payments and better protection for the public pension system.
00:21Trade unions supported the protest.
00:23In Italy, demonstrations took place in several cities, including Rome, Milan, Turin and Naples.
00:30Protesters are angry about rising prices, low wages, military spending and government policies.
00:36Authorities deployed 500 soldiers in addition to police after clashes last weekend caused
00:41damage in Milan.
00:43In Albania, thousands gathered in the capital Tirana for another anti-government protest.
00:49Police fired tear gas to disperse the crowd as government buildings were attacked.
00:54Authorities said more than 300 protesters and police had been injured in clashes since
00:58mid-October while dozens of demonstrators were detained.
01:02Students are demanding lower tuition fees, more state funding for education and action
01:07on corruption.
01:08Many protesters called for Prime Minister Edi Rama to resign.
01:12According, on the constitution of China, some people were
