Chile: Police break up anti-govt demonstration on 5th day of unrest

M/S Protesters being dispersed with water cannon truck, Santiago
W/S Protesters and water cannon and tear gas trucks
M/S Protesters trying to push back water cannon truck
W/S Water cannon truck dispersing protesters
W/S Water cannon trucks dispersing protesters
W/S Water cannon trucks dispersing protesters and releasing tear gas
M/S Fire
M/S Protesters throwing debris into fire
M/S Police running forward
M/S Protester confronting water cannon truck
W/S Crowd of protesters being dispersed with water cannon truck
W/S Protesters gathered
W/S Crowd of protesters gathered
W/S Crowd of protesters gathered
W/S Protesters holding sign reading (Spanish): "Pinera resign"
W/S Crowd of protesters gathered
W/S Crowd of protesters gathered
W/S Protesters jumping and chanting
M/S Protester holding sign reading (Spanish): "Chile wake up"
M/S Protester holding sign reading (Spanish): "The police are killers"
W/S Protesters on statue waving flags
C/U Drawing of President of Chile Sebastian Pinera inside washing machine
M/S Washing machine with inscription reading (Spanish): "Pinera dictator."
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Anti-government protesters were seen clashing with police on the streets of Santiago on Tuesday as demonstrations which have claimed the lives of at least 15 people entered their 5th day.
Footage shows police attempting to disperse protesters with water cannons and tear gas and huge crowds of demonstrators thronged in the center of the Chilean capital bearing signs calling for the resignation of President Sebastian Pinera.
The current wave of demonstrations, which is considered to be the worst in decades, was sparked by a now-suspended metro fare hike. The demonstrations have since evolved into a movement with wider grievances aimed at addressing the rising cost of living, pension reform and police conduct during demonstrations.