Zimbabwe opposition backs down from protest to avoid 'blood in the streets'

Zimbabwe's main opposition party called off planned anti-government demonstrations on Friday, saying it aimed to avert bloodshed after police rounded up its followers and dispersed them with batons and water cannon.<div class="feedflare">
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