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“Protesters break into Microsoft data center site in Amsterdam as Europe's backlash spreads”

“THE HAGUE, Netherlands — Protesters broke into a construction site for a new Microsoft data center in Amsterdam on Friday, with some climbing a crane and setting off flares while others clashed with police.”

Protesters broke into a Microsoft data center construction site in Amsterdam.

Key points

  • Protesters entered a Microsoft data center construction site in Amsterdam on Friday.
  • Some activists climbed a crane and set off flares while police intervened.
  • Geef Tegengas bannered protests demanding the project be halted.
  • Microsoft said it respects peaceful expression but condemns unlawful actions.
  • EU-wide demonstrations against data centers accompany Amsterdam protests across 15 countries.
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