Protests Hit France, Italy, Belgium, Albania: What Is Fueling Unrest Across Europe?
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A wave of mass protests has been going around Europe since the last month. The common denominator, beyond the diversity of demands, are its protagonists: the Z generation. Dissatisfied with the rise in the cost of life, the difficulties of accessing housing and the political situation, thousands of young people have gone out on the streets, from Spain and Portugal to France, Italy or Albania.
A wave of demonstrations in Europe against an increase in the cost of living. In France, there were clashes, fires and pillages. Still, hundreds continue on the streets in Lisbon and Porto in protest over the housing.
The wave of protests over the rising cost of living, which has swept Spain and France in recent weeks, has now spread to Italy, Portugal, Belgium and Albania. In yesterday's violent protests in France over the high cost of living, more than 2,000 people were arrested and over 500 police officers were injured. During the riots, damage was […] The post Protests in Europe against scapulco do not stop, demonstrators also appeared in Portugal appeare…
A wave of demonstrations against the high cost of living and the housing crisis swept through Italy, Belgium and Portugal. While tens of thousands of people are marching peacefully, fierce street clashes broke out in some cities
From Paris and Milan to Brussels, Lisbon and Tirana, a wave of social unrest is sweeping across Europe, with hundreds of thousands of citizens taking to the streets in a matter of days. The protests have no common leadership, they did not start at the same time, and the demands differ from country to country. Behind them, however, the […] The article Europe on the streets: From France to Albania - What “unites” the uprisings appeared first on Fr…
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