Protesters stormed into Macedonia's parliament on Thursday after an ethnic Albanian was elected as speaker.
The people who stormed parliament were angered by the coalition's decision to elect Talat Xhaferi as speaker.
They fear moves to improve the status of Albanians threaten Macedonian unity.
Some of the 200 protesters were masked. Witnesses saw broken glass on the floor and traces of blood in hallways.
Police fired stun grenades to disperse protesters and allow politicians to exit the parliament building.
On Friday, the interior ministry said 102 people had been treated in hospital, including 10 MPs and police officers, AFP news agency reported.
The people who stormed parliament were angered by the coalition's decision to elect Talat Xhaferi as speaker.
They fear moves to improve the status of Albanians threaten Macedonian unity.
Some of the 200 protesters were masked. Witnesses saw broken glass on the floor and traces of blood in hallways.
Police fired stun grenades to disperse protesters and allow politicians to exit the parliament building.
On Friday, the interior ministry said 102 people had been treated in hospital, including 10 MPs and police officers, AFP news agency reported.
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