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What Is Happening in France: Why There Are Protests, Who Is Behind Them and Why They Extend to Italy, Albania...

Summary by El Confidencial
The rise in the cost of living, the deterioration of public services and student unrest have triggered a social mobilization that has already caused serious unrest and threatens to spread throughout Europe

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The initial student protests have expanded to nationwide riots. Radical groups and young people increasingly dominate the events on the streets. As violence increases, President Emmanuel Macron's crisis management runs counter to criticism.

·Zürich, Switzerland
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A wave of protest and violence overwhelms France and northern Italy. How did this happen? And when did the situation calm down again?

·Berlin, Germany
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Demonstrations are running out in several countries. Shops are looted, police are attacked, even a town hall is set on fire. The protests in France, Italy and Albania all have a similar background. But other groups are also involved.

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The rise in the cost of living, the deterioration of public services and student unrest have triggered a social mobilization that has already caused serious unrest and threatens to spread throughout Europe

·Pozuelo de Alarcón, Spain
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BBC Mundo Why did student protests end up becoming a national crisis for Emmanuel Macron? France is experiencing one of the biggest waves of protests in recent years. What started as a mobilization of students denouncing the... Read more › La entrada Why thousands of young people say they no longer see the future in France was first published in Remolacha - Noticias Dominicana.

The weekend has been marked by riots in Albania, Belgium, Italy and Portugal, and Britain may well be next in this situation.

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El Confidencial broke the news in Pozuelo de Alarcón, Spain on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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