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SPAIN: Madrid Protests: Police Admit 'Secret' Agents But Deny Provocation

28 September 2012

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"Spain's National Police Headquarters admitted on Wednesday that a number of secret agents infiltrated Tuesday's protests against the conservative government, according to El Huffington Post, though police denied social media rumors that secret agents had provoked the violence."

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