Protests continue for 3rd night in Macedonia over pardons

People walk by furniture, taken out of the demolished President’s office and burnt during a protest in downtown Skopje, Macedonia, late Wednesday, April 13, 2016. Opposition supporters gathered in the capital Skopje for a second day to demand the resignation of President Gjorge Ivanov after he issued pardons for 56 people from both the ruling parties and the opposition. Police said at least 12 people were arrested and a reporter was injured when the protests turned violent. (AP Photo/Boris Grdanoski) (The Associated Press)

Riot police officers pass in front of the Justice Ministry with broken windows on the ground floor, in downtown Skopje, Macedonia, late Wednesday, April 13, 2016. Opposition supporters gathered in the capital Skopje for a second day to demand the resignation of President Gjorge Ivanov after he issued pardons for 56 people from both the ruling parties and the opposition. Police said at least 12 people were arrested and a reporter was injured when the protests turned violent. (AP Photo/Boris Grdanoski) (The Associated Press)

A police officer enters the President’s office demolished by protestors in downtown Skopje, Macedonia, late Wednesday, April 13, 2016. Opposition supporters gathered in the capital Skopje for a second day to demand the resignation of President Gjorge Ivanov after he issued pardons for 56 people from both the ruling parties and the opposition. Police said at least 12 people were arrested and a reporter was injured when the protests turned violent. (AP Photo/Boris Grdanoski) (The Associated Press)