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France's interior minister said that 135 people have been arrested as tens of thousands join protests across the country. Police in Paris earlier seized weapons…
France's interior minister said that 135 people have been arrested as tens of thousands join protests across the country.
Police in Paris earlier seized weapons and gas masks in a crackdown; in a social media post, they say "all is calm" in the city.
Today's marches follow last weekend's riots and looting that impacted thousands of businesses and saw more than 2,700 arrested.
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19 Comments
@@Lucky7sGTImported1wk ago
But I thought the west like violent protesters like when European prime ministers and presidents were egging on xival unrest in Iran, and lambasted Iran police for trying to arrest the Ones shooting citizens and causing violence?
@@WhatComesAfterAmericaImported1wk ago
Wait till nightfall
@@khing7237Imported1wk ago
Still?
@@clinicalaromatherapyconsul496Imported1wk ago
This channel, doesn't publish some comments, the reason why? Control perhaps of critical thinkers. 😒
@@alanparker9608Imported1wk ago
Im British-French. France is caught between riots an economic crisis and presidential elections. Either the French reform and vastly cut social benefits, or they move to default and France will bring down euro and the EU. There’s no other option
@@joeisitt1904Imported1wk ago
They moan about Macron. The French people voted him in twice. As the old saying goes, you made your own bed, now sleep in it.
@@raziswickidImported1wk ago
Sadly, England is next 😢<br><br>It may start as a legitimate concern, but the cause will get hijacked. And the hijackers will find alliance with "compassionate" fools.
@@wendyhandy9065Imported1wk ago
Useful idiots 😢
@@LashaRidesImported1wk ago
What do Palestinian flags have to do with French student issues? 🙃
@@Humanity_Hope_Imported1wk ago
There isn't enough money to properly fund the welfare state <br>(health, education, infrastructure, firefighters...)<br>Unless cheap energy flows again, prices and poor job conditions will keep worsening <br>Europe can't afford to fund another international war either
@@famoussongsandmovies3827Imported1wk ago
Did these kids just justified violence with their bullshit excuses at minute 5?
@@MarcinMoka1Imported1wk ago
Still pretending it’s about “schools”. Keep lying to yourselves.
@@heinrichkleist3473Imported1wk ago
Not protests. Not students.
@@jase1158Imported1wk ago
after 7 years of trillions of euros, Quantitative easing, During this era of "cheap money" , the French government accumulated massive amounts of debt, increased government spending and lets not forget mass migration and no investment into infrastructure. this latest inflation spike, thanks trump, they seem to have had enough
@@Swedger69Imported1wk ago
Thats not the same lot 😂
@@bartekjasinski2626Imported1wk ago
BBC British Bullshit Channel 😂 people stop paying TV licence
@@ABC_123_ZYXImported1wk ago
CORRECTION: FRENCH REVOLUTION😅
@@birdlynn417Imported1wk ago
Our military and army have a job to do, they need to do from the inside OUT now.
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