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Police clash with protesters in France’s Lyon amid fresh unrest

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Daily Sabah – Türkiye
“New wave of protests hit France as it scrambles to contain strife”

Waves of protesters marched through French cities and public workers went on strike Thursday, renewing pressure on President Emmanuel Macron after weeks of unrest that rattled his...

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ישראל היום
“עשרות אלפים יצאו לרחובות צרפת, המשטרה ירתה גז מדמיע”

איגודי העובדים, הסטודנטים והגמלאים הפגינו ברחבי המדינה במחאה על יוקר המחיה, תנאי השירותים הציבוריים ומערכת החינוך • בליון התעמתו מפגינים עם כוחות הביטחון, ובטולוז נעצרו 12 בני אדם • כ-70 אלף שוטרים נפרסו ברחבי צרפת מחשש להתחדשות המהומות

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הארץ
“המונים מפגינים ברחבי צרפת; עימותים בין שוטרים למפגינים בליון”

כ־70 אלף שוטרים נפרסו היום ברחבי המדינה, מספר דומה לזה שהוצב בסופי השבוע האחרונים. בפריז התייצבו תלמידי תיכון ומפגינים מול שוטרים לפיזור הפגנות לאחר שחסמו רחוב עם פחי אשפה

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The Times of Israel
“Police clash with protesters in France’s Lyon amid fresh unrest”

Trade unions organize marches calling for wage raises, tax reforms, claim 250,000 taking part; school set alight near Toulouse; iconic Eiffel Tower closed; 70,000 police deployed

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CBS News
“French labor protests end in tear gas as police clear protesters”

Teachers, transport employees and other union workers walked off the job on Thursday, joining massive nationwide protests over wages and the cost of living. Ramy Inocencio reports from Paris, France.

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DW English
“Protests and reforms: France's rising debt costs threaten stability”

France plans to spend an extra €4 billion on education amid nationwide protests. But with public debt mounting and interest costs climbing, how much fiscal room does the government have?

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