Violent Protests in France, Albania and Belgium. Police Used Tear Gas and Water Cannons Against Demonstrators
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Violent protests in France, Albania and Belgium. Police used tear gas and water cannons against the Protesters Follow now on Antena 3
Extensive incidents are taking place today, Saturday, in several areas of Europe, with Paris, Tirana, and Brussels as the protagonists, while the authorities in Milan are on alert. In particular, a total of 410,000 people are demonstrating today throughout France, 110,000 of them in Paris, in the great mobilization for the increase in the cost of living and the defense of public services. Clashes between demonstrators and police occurred mainly …
After the violent protests of the previous week, hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets in France on Saturday. Incidents occurred in several cities, the police used tear gas and water cannons.
Near Albania's Interior Ministry, State Police units used tear gas and jets of pressurized water to disperse demonstrators who had gathered in the area.
Large demonstrations are taking place in various European cities on Saturday. In the Albanian capital Tirana, riot police have once again used tear gas, water cannons and rubber bullets against violent demonstrators.
Large protests are taking place again in major European cities on Saturday. From Brussels to Tirana, hundreds of thousands of people have taken to the streets to express their discontent. The authorities are bracing themselves for another day of violence. Follow all developments regarding the protests in Europe in our live blog.
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