There Have Been Protests, Clashes and Violence, but the High Risk Expected in France Has Not Been Confirmed
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In Germany, clashes erupted between police and protesters during demonstrations against the high cost of living, cuts to education and social services budgets, and compulsory military service. Thousands participated in protests in Frankfurt, Berlin, Cologne, and Hamburg; some shops in Frankfurt city center were looted, and police used water cannons to disperse the demonstrators.
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Protests in France and Germany turned violent in some places late into the night, authorities said. More than 770 people were arrested in France. The article Protests in Germany and France turned violent in some places into the night was first published on SSS.fi.
In Paris and other French cities there were new clashes between law enforcement and protestors who went out on the street, when the march reached the final destination, according to AFP. Violence also took place at demonstrations organized in Germany, in Koln, according to The Guardian.
Hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets in Germany, France, and many other European countries, leading to violent clashes in major cities.
Serious confrontations, burning cars and disturbances returned to some cities in France. In Germany, thousands paraded for better teaching conditions and against the greatest investment in defense.
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