S. Koreans against U.S. beef imports clash with police

S. Koreans against U.S. beef imports clash with police

SEOUL, South Korea - South Koreans protesting against U.S. beef imports clash with riot police early June 26 in Seoul. The S. Korean government the same day posted an official notice on the resumption of U.S. beef imports after a fresh deal with the United States that modified an April agreement, which triggered massive protests. (Kyodo)

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