a pole in front of a government office and burned it.

Protesters in Tuen Mun also complained about a group of women from mainland China who sing in a local park. Residents say they are too loud and accuse some of asking for money or engaging in prostitution.

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Those complaints prompted a similar march in July, highlighting tension between Hong Kong residents and migrants from mainland China.

Protesters complain Beijing and Lam's government are eroding the "high degree of autonomy" and Western-style civil liberties promised to the former British colony when it was returned to China in 1997.

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Last weekend, tens of thousands of protesters threw Molotov cocktails at government offices and police

Dirty Martini by Ted D Otavio.

Dirty Martini is interviewed by Frankie Tease via phone from New York to Las Vegas. She's touring all over the nation, and Europe. She will be continuing to appear in "Strip Strip Hooray" with Dita Von Teese, and is also excited to appear for the first time at "Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekender" 2014. Hear the lengthy in-depth interview about this lovely and provocative performer now. Push play. The interview phone call was Feb. 15, and the interview was published Feb. 19, 2014.





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