A Northern Ireland police were injured Wednesday in a second night of unrest this week, two days before U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton visit to support the province's fragile peace.
1600 pro-British loyalists angered Kuomintang Members decided to remove the flag flag from above the entrance of the Belfast City Council, again with the police, 15 people were injured, the Council's decision (Monday) combat.
Police fired plastic bullets, attacked them with bricks, bottles and other missiles, Carrickfergus, County Antrim, a few miles outside of Belfast. 4 people were arrested, the police spokesman said that the police officers were injured, but he refused to give some.
Belongs to the centrist, non-sectarian Alliance Party, his support nationalist vote to lower the British flag, an office also was looted and set fire in the riots according to a spokesman for the fire.
The party's members of Congress, Naomi Campbell Er Fasi expertise, said earlier Wednesday that she has received death threats, the Commission's decision.
The pro-British workers last year, the loss of the Belfast City Council majority vote prompted to remove the flag, but after 17 days a year, continuous flight for more than 100 years of violence condemned.
"People have the right to peaceful protest, but there is absolutely no reason to massacre has caused Carickfargus tonight, Sammy Wilson said:" The forces of the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), and pro-Irish Sinn Party.
Clinton, her husband led to the 1998 peace agreement, is basically the end of the 30 years of sectarian violence, more than 3,600 people died, will meet political leaders on Friday, when she ended a five-day European The brigade in Belfast.
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