French protest violence eases as further demonstrations are expected
Politics · First reported 1 Nov, 12:49 · Updated 13:31
French authorities reported less violence during mass protests over rising living costs than in previous weekends, while police expected more demonstrations when high schools reopened on Monday. The headlines also report scattered riots in Germany.
- French authorities expressed relief that protests over rising living costs resulted in less violence than in previous weekends.
- Police expected new demonstrations when high schools at the heart of the movement reopened Monday after autumn break.
- Both headlines also report scattered riots in Germany.
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- Reported French protest issue
- Rising living costs
- Violence in France
- Less than during previous weekends, according to the snippet
- Expected next event
- Police expected new demonstrations
- School reopening
- High schools were due to reopen Monday after autumn break
- Germany
- Headlines report scattered riots
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- An earlier Lux story described demonstrations over living costs and education across several European countries, including clashes and arrests in France and Germany. [52b56ebf-c72e-48ef-af9c-b9872e503de8]
- An earlier Lux headline said Germany demonstrations demanded more education funding. [7484c9e6-c400-4f64-a619-5b36df2838fb]
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