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Q1: Does it have to be mentioned that the riots are far right in the first sentence?
A1: Yes, because most reliable sources emphasise the significance of this fact. Q2: Aren't these demonstrations/protests instead of riots?
A2: Wikipedia uses the term riots because most reliable sources refer to these events as riots. |