Inflation and Housing Protests Are Spreading Across Europe: Chaos in France, Italy and Albania and Camping in Spain and Portugal
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In many countries, protests have been held in the last 24 hours against "the high cost of living, economic hardship, housing crisis, education conditions, and public services." In France, one person died and approximately 1,800 people were detained in protests that began yesterday across the country against education conditions, the high cost of living, and problems with public services. Yellow Vest protests are expected to resume in the country…
The worst has happened in France, where there is at least one death and 2,000 detainees; cities such as Milan and Turin recorded serious incidents.
How protests from Spain spread to other European countries within a few days.
Portugal is not the only country to face demonstrations about housing and the cost of living. Spain, France and Italy also face the same problem, with Italian protesters burning property and having confrontations with the police. On Saturday, several protesters marched in Milan against the increase in the cost of living, which began peacefully, but ended up with protesters throwing stones and other objects at the police shock, according to the n…
Europe is being shaken by a wave of discontent over increasingly difficult living conditions, and the protests that have gripped France and Spain in recent weeks have now spread to Italy and Portugal. While French authorities are trying to restore order after days of violence, demonstrations in Milan have escalated into clashes with the police, and disgruntled citizens of Lisbon have decided to continue their struggle under tents.
The furious protests that have rocked Spain and France in recent weeks have spread to Italy and Portugal. In Milan, protesters clashed with the police and burned property, while a tent settlement sprang up in Lisbon over the weekend. The protest march in the center of Milan, held on Saturday due to the rising cost of living, started peacefully, but […]
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