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The arrival of a train 123 tons of radioactive waste to Germany yesterday sparked a major anti-nuclear protests the country has experienced.
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The event brought in Dannenberg, northeast of the country, organizers said 50,000 people (20,000 according to police.) Cried out against the waste storage in the reservoir near Gorleben and the recent decision of the Government of Chancellor Angela Merkel to extend the life of nuclear plants until 2033. publico.es waste The convoy, which was released Friday from La Hague (north of France), yesterday continued their march of some 1,300 kilometers to reach the finish line: the Gorleben interim storage, excavated salt deposits in an old mine. Although officially he was not expected until tomorrow, yesterday invaded demonstrations throughout the South. activists began to gather at noon in Splietau, near Dannenberg. Soon touched 10,000. The presidents of the Greens, Claudia Roth and Cem Özdemir, were among the first to arrive at the protest, which moved a convoy of 600 tractors. Gregor Gysi, the leader of the Left, was driving his orange in color.
"Merkel has caused to society by prolonging the life of nuclear and this is the answer people give you," cried the leader Juergen Trittin of the Greens during the protest. Posted
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