The antisystems face the Police in the 'counter-summit' of the G-7

First incidents in the G-7 counter-summit camp, located in the French municipality of Urrugne. The presence of several patrols of the French police, late this Friday, has triggered an episode of extreme violence a few hours after the demonstration against the annual meeting of world leaders in Biarritz. Several police crews have stormed the camp where thousands of French, Spanish and other world protesters sleep, which has caused a confrontation between protesters and police. The agents have ended up firing into the air to dissuade those summoned. Those attending the counter-summit have participated until this Friday in several talks and workshops that were held in Ficoba, Irún, and from there they have traveled by buses to the camps where they sleep, already on French soil. As of tomorrow, Saturday, the demonstrations against the summit will begin, with a march that will go from Hendaye to Irún, at eleven in the morning. Several concentrations are also planned on Sunday, up to seven, in different points near Biarritz. In the evening, all the international leaders and the guests, including Pedro Sánchez, will participate in an official dinner with their partners. More than 20,000 police officers work on the ground to guarantee the G-7 summit and stop the radicals who are they demonstrate at the border. A total of 13,000 French and 7,000 Spanish agents are part of an unprecedented macro-security device.