Tear Gas Fired as Thousands Protest Rising Cost of Living Across France
- Police fired tear gas in Paris and arrested about 40 people before a major nationwide protest.
- Police reported 166 arrests across France by midday.
- The demonstrations focused on school funding, staffing, overcrowding, and the condition of school buildings.
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Students, trade unionists and yellow vests are mobilizing this Saturday in France against the increase in the cost of living and to demand better educational conditions. Prior to the official marches, scheduled for 14:00, unauthorized mobilizations and blockades with barricades were recorded in Paris, Marseille and Lyon, where police used tear gas and batons to disperse the demonstrators.
Demonstrations are being held in several French cities against the high cost of living and a "failed" social model.
Police fired tear gas at demonstrators in Paris. The protest was against, among other things, high prices and the erosion of a social model that met basic needs and provided equal opportunities, Reuters reported.
Tear gas fired as thousands protest rising cost of living across France
Nationwide protests erupted in France against soaring living costs and a decline in social welfare. Major cities like Paris and Marseille witnessed intense confrontations between law enforcement and demonstrators as tensions flared. With thousands taking to the streets, authorities are wary of possible chaos. Originating in northern suburbs where public service grievances peaked, both governmental and opposition factions are blaming each other f…
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140 shares were recorded across France at the mid-day, tensions took place in Paris and Marseilles (Company topics).
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