The police pushed the protesters to the adjacent narrow streets, where there were clashes between residents and police. However, several people were arrested. By 18:00 the police took full control of the situation on the streets. So, after most of the journalists left the place of the action, the police began to carry out cleansing of the streets.
Several hundred people participated in the protest.
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2014 March 03 (Monday) 16:05:14
Baku.03.03.14.Turan : Residents of the former "Sovetskaya" street and surrounding neighborhoods come together on the rally, demanding respect for their property rights. The decision to rally was made after the government refused to pay the compensation required by tenants. Authorities insist on the amount of compensation 1,500 manat per square meter. Currently, several hundred people had already gathered in front of the school number 173, where the first residents rally two weeks ago. However, this time reinforced police blocked the approaches, and did not allow people to carry out the action. Meanwhile, the number of malcontents is increasing. According to Turan correspondent, the police dispersed the crowd.
After the first meeting, the authorities promised to consider the complaints and demands of the people, especially those who have a small living space.
Tenants demanded to pay them at least 2,500 manat per square meter, or give the apartment at 12 square meters for each family member.-02В-
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