From Italy to Belgium, Social Grunt in the Face of the Cost of Living Is Spreading in Several European Countries.
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France has become the epicenter of the protest movement, but signs of spreading unrest are beginning to appear outside the country.
In Italy and Belgium, social movements are increasing, especially against rising costs of living. These mobilizations are inspired in part by those taking place in parallel in France. Our journalist Jordan Ollivier gives an update on LCI. - From Italy to Belgium, social grunt against the cost of living is spreading in several European (International) countries.
An unprecedented wave of social unrest is spreading across many European countries, with hundreds of thousands of citizens taking to the streets to protest against austerity, the housing crisis, low wages, cuts to public services and government policies. From violent clashes in France and Belgium to protests in Italy, Portugal and Albania, European social discontent is growing, raising concerns about a possible further escalation.
In France, the authorities announced 550,000 participants, and the organizers estimated the mobilization of 800,000. In Rome, the unions talked about more than 100,000 people. In Portugal, the daytime demonstrations ... The post Cost of living brings hundreds of thousands of Europeans to the street. Massive mobilizations in France and Italy, demonstrations in Portugal, Albania and Belgium appeared first on spotmedia.ro.
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