Despite frigid January temperatures, gun control activists came out to march in the nation's capital to voice their support for progressive gun legislation. Opponents organized to counter the gun control argument, but both camps made it clear that...

A largely peaceful demonstration in Chile to honor the victims of General Augusto Pinochet's military government has ended in violence. Some 3,500 people took part in the march to Santiago's General Cemetery. Police used tear gas, water cannons, a...

Juan Manuel Sanchez Gordillo, a Spanish town mayor, became a cult hero for staging robberies at supermarkets and giving stolen groceries to the poor. Now he has set off on a three-week march on Thursday that could embarrass the government and ener...

Thousands of Spanish civil servants took to the streets Friday in angry protest as the government approved sweeping austerity measures that include wage cuts and tax increases. In July, Spain will become the fourth country in the eurozone to recei...

There have been angry scenes in Spain after the government announced sweeping tax rises and spending cuts.

Hundreds of miners took their hard hats and helmet lights through the night streets of Madrid to protest against austerity cuts to industry subsidies, completing their 20-day "Marcha Negra" (Black March) from Asturias, Leon, and Aragon in norther...

From the video: Democracy Now! June 18, 2012

From anti-austerity demonstrations in London, to Vladimir Putin enjoying a beer in Moscow, the Telegraph takes a look at May Day marches around the world.