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Protests in France Persist as Police Use Tear Gas on Demonstrators

24 Ekim 2026France 24

Protests across France drew large crowds on Saturday, focusing on purchasing power and public services, despite police clashes.
Protests across France saw significant participation, with 410,000 demonstrators reported by the Interior Ministry, including 110,000 in Paris. This turnout marks a decline from the previous week's 550,000 participants.
However, union organizers claim that the number was closer to 800,000 nationwide. Clashes erupted in multiple cities, highlighting the ongoing tensions surrounding issues of purchasing power and public services.
The protests are part of a broader movement in France addressing concerns over rising living costs and the perceived erosion of public services. This ongoing unrest has been fueled by economic pressures and dissatisfaction with government responses, making it a critical issue in French politics.
The discrepancy in participation numbers between the government and union estimates reflects the contentious atmosphere surrounding these protests. The decline in turnout could indicate waning momentum for the movement, or it may suggest a strategic recalibration by participants in response to police tactics.

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