On 1 May, antigovernment protests organized by the hardline opposition turned violent. Clashes involving antigovernment demonstrators caused at least 2 deaths and 14 wounded by gunfire. Antigovernment demonstrations and violent clashes with the security forces marked the months that followed. Somoza Garcia's National Guard repressed serious political opposition and antigovernment demonstrations. After his release, Thaung Tun participated in antigovernment protests. This gesture failed to satisfy the opposition, and antigovernment demonstrations continued to spread. The campus was closed down following antigovernment demonstrations in 1982, and campus organizations were banned. On 6 November 2010, Medvedev vetoed a recently passed bill which restricted antigovernment demonstrations. Over the summer of 1938, antigovernment and intercommunal violence in Palestine reached new heights. The Army was also not immune to antigovernment sentiment. Since 2011 three blogs hosted overseas have been blocked for perceived antigovernment content. Tombalbaye's initial response to the increasing antigovernment activities was to attempt to crush them.