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Barcelona
- 2006-03-18
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Associated Locations
Madrid (14%)
Baghdad (12%)
Sydney (11%)
Athens (11%)
London (11%)
Tokyo (11%)
Istanbul (07%)
Izmir (06%)
Ankara (06%)
Seoul (05%)
Associated Articles
(4)
Swissinfo, Switz...
Thousands of Spanish youths in mass drink...
(2)
Mainichi Daily N...
Mass drink binge in Spain ends with clash...
(2)
RTE.ie, Ireland
Violence follows Spanish drink record attemp...
(1)
Guardian Unlimit...
Rallies Mark Third Anniversary of Iraq Wa...
(1)
Guardian Unlimit...
Anti-War Rallies Held Across the World
(1)
CBS News
Rallies Mark Third Anniversary of Iraq War
(1)
CTV.ca, Canada
Iraq protests planned in Canada and across gl...
(1)
Monsters and Cri...
'Plastered and proud' - Spanish d...
(1)
CBS News
Anti-War Rallies Held Across the World
(1)
Forbes
Update 4: Rallies Mark Third Anniversary of Iraq War
(1)
National Post, C...
Iraq war anniversary marked with global a...
(1)
Chicago SunTimes...
Protestors across world mark war's an...
(1)
Forbes
Update 3: Anti-War Rallies Held Across the World
(1)
The Kindred Time...
Anti-War Protests Planned Across the Worl...
(1)
CNN International
Protests planned for Iraq war's third ...
(1)
Houston Chronicl...
Anti-War Protests Planned Across the Worl...
(1)
MSNBC
Protests planned for Iraq war anniversary
(1)
Seattle Post Int...
Anti-war protests planned across the worl...
(1)
Miami Herald, FL
Anti-war protests planned across the world
(1)
Terre Haute Trib...
Anti-War Protests Planned Across the Worl...
(1)
Forbes
Update 1: Anti-War Protests Planned Across the World
(1)
CNN
Protests planned for Iraq war's third anniversary
(1)
China Daily, China
Anti-war protests planned across the worl...
(1)
The Age, Australia
Tokyo anti-Iraq war protest draws 2,000