Iraqis urge government to free shoe-thrower

December 16, 2008 by frankls
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Iraqis urge government to free shoe-thrower
Protesters across Iraq Tuesday urged government authorities to free the TV correspondent who threw his shoes at President Bush.

Hundreds of students at Diyala University in Baquba carried banners demanding the release of Muntadhar al-Zaidi — described by demonstrators as an "honorable Iraqi."
Smaller protests emerged in the Anbar province city of Falluja and in two Baghdad locations — Baghdad University in the northern part of the city and western Baghdad’s Ameriya district. In those events, students also took to the streets.

Excerpt from Iraqis urge government to free shoe-thrower – CNN.com

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