French authorities reported 448 arrests and 53 injured police officers during nationwide protests over wages and the rising cost of living, with the Interior Ministry estimating 575,000 participants and the CGT union claiming nearly 1.6 million. Schools and universities were disrupted, and Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu announced a social conference with unions and employers' organisations.
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French authorities have reported 448 arrests and 53 injured police officers as hundreds of thousands of people joined nationwide protests on Thursday over wages and the rising cost of living.
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The Interior Ministry said its tally as of 0600 PM local time also included 86 fire incidents.
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The ministry estimated that 575,000 people took part across France, including 65,000 in Paris, revising down an earlier provisional figure of nearly 600,000.
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The ministry estimated that 575,000 people took part across France, including 65,000 in Paris, revising down an earlier provisional figure of nearly 600,000.
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revising down an earlier provisional figure of nearly 600,000.
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The CGT union put nationwide turnout at nearly 1.6 million, with 350,000 in the capital.
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The CGT union put nationwide turnout at nearly 1.6 million, with 350,000 in the capital.
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The Higher Education Ministry reported disruptions at 60 of 184 institutions, while the SNES-FSU union said 52 percent of middle and high school staff joined the strike.
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The Higher Education Ministry reported disruptions at 60 of 184 institutions, while the SNES-FSU union said 52 percent of middle and high school staff joined the strike.
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Police intervened against student blockades in several cities, including Paris and Bordeaux, local media reported.
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The protests come amid a student movement that began in mid-September over education conditions, funding, and staffing.
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