From Arrests to Crackdowns: How Europe Responds to Protests
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More than 1,300 people have been arrested for violence during the protests in France. Protesters have also turned violent elsewhere in southern Europe. In Rome, demonstrators stormed the ruins of the historic Colosseum and in Barcelona, vandalism was reported on the main street, Las Ramblas.
Europe’s Leaders Respond as Protests Trigger Arrests and Crackdowns
NewsFinale NewsFinale Journal From mass arrests in France to military reinforcements in Italy, European governments are adopting sharply different responses to a wave of protests and clashes spreading across the continent. The unrest began in France in mid-September, when students demonstrated over school conditions, before reaching other countries where rallies have focused on distinct national grievances. President Donald […]
Dozens of minors are involved in the incidents that shocked Spain, Italy and Belgium
More than 1,300 people were arrested in connection with riots during mass demonstrations in France on October 24.
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