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French police clash with some protesters again as demonstrations continue

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Polsat News
“Masowe protesty we Francji. To nie koniec, demonstranci znów wyjdą na ulice”

Rzeczniczka Związku Studentów we Francji (UNEF) Sabrine Kharbach zapowiedziała kolejne blokady liceów i uczelni, do których ma dojść w nadchodzącym tygodniu. - Już od wtorku będziemy blokować nasze uniwersytety i licea. Będziemy je też blokować w czwartek - zapowiedziała. Do strajków i demonstracji piątego listopada wcześniej wezwały związki zawodowe.

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CBS News
“French police clash with some protesters again as demonstrations continue”

Police said about 70,000 people demonstrated in Paris alone. France's interior ministry said about 320,000 people rallied nationwide.

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Correio da Manhã
“França volta a ser palco de manifestações com milhares de jovens nas ruas”

Cerca de 320 mil pessoas participaram, este sábado, em manifestações em várias cidades francesas. As autoridades mobilizaram 70 mil agentes em todo o país, numa altura em que os protestos contra o custo de vida e as condições na educação se prolongam há três semanas.

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tagesschau
“Erneut Proteste und Zusammenstöße in Frankreich”

Am dritten Samstag in Folge haben in Frankreich Hunderttausende Menschen protestiert - erst friedlich, doch am Ende kam es wieder zu Zusammenstößen mit der Polizei. Die bleibt auch nach Ende der Protestzüge in Alarmbereitschaft. Von J. Borutta.

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DER SPIEGEL
“Frankreich: Erneute Ausschreitungen bei Protesten gegen Bildungs­missstände”

In Frankreich sind erneut Hunderttausende bei Protesten gegen hohe Lebenshaltungskosten und Missstände im Bildungssystem auf die Straße gegangen. In mehreren Städten kam es zu gewaltsamen Zusammenstößen mit der Polizei.

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