(NewsCore) forces of security - Tunisia - and anti-government protesters clashed in the Tunisian capital Sunday, with the police firing tear gas and warning shots to disperse young people of stones, a third day of violence.

Security forces have taken steps to stop the demonstrators, who were chanting anti-Government slogans, you arrive at the Ministry of the interior.

Rampaging youth threw rocks in buildings to break Windows and it threw up barricades to prevent police who could not disperse them with tear gas and warning shots.

Three people were killed Saturday when a protest against the Tunisia Government turned violent as riot police and masked police dressed in civilian fired warning shots and tear-gas hundreds of demonstrators.

Demonstrators demand the withdrawal of the provisional Government of members of the regime of Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, whose fall January 14 weeks of protests caused similar uprisings in the Arab world.

The Ministry of the interior said the three who died on Saturday were among a dozen injured, with several members of security forces also injured in the clashes.

More than 100 people were arrested after his participation in riots on Saturday, as they were 88 people following a demonstration on Friday, he said.

The Ministry violence blamed "agitators" who alleged infiltradas of peaceful demonstrators.

The largest of several demonstrations against the Transitional Authority, about 100,000 demonstrators marched through main avenue capital of the Friday shouting slogans, even against first Minister Mohamed Ghannouchi, who was in the Government of Ben Ali.

Clashes left 21 injured policemen and three police stations, damaged, said the Ministry of the interior.

In response to the growing protests, the interim Government announced on Friday that held elections in July.

Ben Ali fall after 23 years in power caused similar uprisings against rulers for a long time in the region, including one that led to the fall of the Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, February 11.

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