Protests Spread through Honduras, Georgia, Hong Kong, and...

Over the course of the past few months there have been a variety of protests in countries Honduras, Hong Kong, France, and most recently Georgia. Each country has their own issues with how the governments are operating, and each country has seen demonstrators take to the street. In this video we take a look at each country, and give background on why citizens of these countries have taken on their governments. https://youtu.be/ibmUY23XOUM #protest #HongKong #Honduras #France #Georgia

Protests Spread through Honduras, Georgia, Hong Kong, and France

Protests Spread through Honduras, Georgia, Hong Kong, and France Over the course of the past few months there have been a variety of protests in countries Honduras, Hong Kong, France, and most recently Georgia. Each country has their own issues with how the governments are operating, and each countr...

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