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Greta Thunberg detained while protesting coal mine expansion in Germany

Por: New York Daily News World January 18, 2023

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German police on Tuesday carried Swedish environmental activist Greta Thunberg away from a demonstration condemning the expansion of a coal mine in the village of Lützerath. Thunberg was seated on the edge of an open coal pit when she was scooped up by officers in riot gear, according to images and video from the scene. The 20-year-old activist can be seen letting her limbs go limp as she’s hauled away by authorities and then offering a... + full article



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