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Worldwide Peace Protests Held from Australia to Greece

HeadlineMar 19, 2007

Protests were also held around the world, including in Australia, Chile, Turkey, South Korea, Malaysia and Greece. In Madrid, the Oscar-winning filmmaker Pedro Almodovar joined a massive protest of up to 400,000 people.

Pedro Almodovar: “According to Bush, this war was going to be quick. It was only going to take a few weeks, and it’s been four years. I think that what’s really disgusting is to read every day on the papers the number of deaths in Iraq. That makes me feel so powerless. I find that frightening.”

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