Policeman and a man carry a wounded protester during clashes in front of Lithuania's Parliament in Vilnius January 16, 2009. Lithuanian police used tear gas, dogs and rubber bullets on Friday to push back a crowd from the Baltic state's parliament, after people threw stones and bottles at the building during a rowdy anti-government protest. The crowd was part of a wider demonstration called by unions in a country where the centre-right government, only in power since elections in October, has raised taxes and cut spending after an economic downturn hit budget revenues. REUTERS/Ints Kalnins (LITHUANIA)