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By Hispantv.com, Latin American Summary, October 19, 2026 More than 2000 people have been arrested in France following the October 17 protests, which brought together hundreds of thousands of protesters in different cities. The streets of cities across the country were covered with broken glass and burned garbage containers [...] La entrada Francia. More than 2000 detainees; they ask Macron to resign was first published in Latin American Summary.
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More than 2000 people have been arrested in France following the October 17 protests, which brought together hundreds of thousands of protesters in different cities. Streets in cities across the country were covered with broken glass and trash cans burned down on...

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Dr. Mónica Laborda Sánchez, head of the international policy observatory of the Pan American University, explained that the wave of protests in France that has left more than 2,300...

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By Hispantv.com, Latin American Summary, October 19, 2026 More than 2000 people have been arrested in France following the October 17 protests, which brought together hundreds of thousands of protesters in different cities. The streets of cities across the country were covered with broken glass and burned garbage containers [...] La entrada Francia. More than 2000 detainees; they ask Macron to resign was first published in Latin American Summary.

The French government announced a meeting for Tuesday, October 20 with directors of the main social networks, in the midst of the political and social tension caused by the massive demonstrations and the serious riots recorded during the weekend in different cities of the country. The call seeks to establish mechanisms of cooperation [...] The entry France cites social media giants after riots and looting that left more than 2,300 detainees was …

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El Periodista Online broke the news on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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