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(21 Jul 2001) APTN 1. Various of protesters gathered 2. Various of smoke bombs overhead 3. Various of damage to shop front, protestors milling or running in front POOL 4. Various of crowd and police helmets with smoke bombs flying through air and going off in front of police APTN 5. Various of train arriving at Brignole station 6. People waiting for train from Rome 7. People getting off train 8. Protestors chanting 9. SOUNDBITE: (Italian) Voxpop, Protestor "In my opinion the G-8 should have been suspended. As for us, it's good that we're continuing the protest." 10. Protest sign with pictures of G-8 delegates 11. Anti-McDonalds sign 12. Protest march at Piazza Sturla 13. Various of march 14. Protestors chanting "Assassin" 15. Presser for Drop the Debt campaign 16. Panel 17. Cutaway of media 18. SOUNDBITE: (English) Bono, Musician and Activist "Violence is never right, whether it's organised from the police, the army or the protestors. But I really understand the anger out on the streets, anger is the rational response to the insanity of this ever widening gap of inequality." 19. Set up of Sir Bob Geldoff 20. SOUNDBITE: (English) Sir Bob Geldoff "Whether it's the far left or the far right, their agenda is political violence and disruption and that's what they came for. Our agenda is a peaceful negotiation for a complete cancellation of third world debt." 21. Drop the debt signs lying on the boardwalk at Buccadasse church, Genova 22. People milling by seafront protest signs 23. SOUNDBITE: (English) Joanne Brown, Drop the debt "Drop the Debt has decided not to take part in the demonstration today because of the violence. We will be staying in the region around the church." 24. Protestors outside church 25. Various of protestors at service inside church POOL 26. Police reinforcements arriving 27. More of police in crowd STORYLINE: Fresh violence erupted at protest marches on the second day of a world summit in Genoa on Saturday, with riot police firing tear gas at demonstrators. The protests, and the G-8 summit of leaders of the world's richest nations plus Russia, went ahead despite the death of one protestor in violent street clashes a day earlier. Dozens of protestors fled as the tear gas was fired. White clouds of tear gas rose into the air, mixing with black smoke from fires set by demonstrators. The new violence erupted as the head of a march of between 30-thousand and 60-thousand people approached the site where the demonstrator was slain in Friday's street clashes, which left more than 200 people injured. Many in the crowd shouted "Assassins, assassins!" Meanwhile, authorities said manslaughter charges were being weighed against the policeman who shot the protestor. The 20-year-old policeman, a conscript in Italy's paramilitary Carabinieri force, was hospitalised for shock, police said, and prosecutors were investigating the incident. The umbrella group that organised the massive street protests, the Genoa Social Forum, called on world leaders to suspend the summit, and demanded the resignation of Italy's interior minister, responsible for overseeing the security forces. Leaders at the summit rejected the call to suspend their talks. While expressing sorrow over the death, they said in a joint statement that "our work goes on." But the death of the demonstrator did lead some of the protest groups to change their plans. Campaigning for the group, musicians and activists Bob Geldoff and Bono reiterated their call for the G-8 leaders to write off the debts owed to them by third world nations. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...