Anti-IMF Protests Turn Violent As Meetings Start

26 Sep 2000

Anti-capitalism protesters hurled stones and home-made gasoline bombs at police guarding the annual meetings of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund Tuesday as a week of muted demonstrations turned ugly. Full Story

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