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Nationwide protests erupt in France over high prices and social security; dozens arrested in Paris
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Nationwide protests broke out across France, with dozens arrested in Paris as demonstrators clashed with police. The protests, which also drew students, were driven by anger over high prices and the fraying of the social security system. Scuffles occurred as rallies took place in multiple cities. The New York Times profiled a 53-year-old man in a suit who has become a prominent face of the youth-led protests. Live coverage from BBC and CNN reported ongoing clashes and detentions in Paris as the day of action unfolded.
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A collection of reports on nationwide protests across France, including arrests in Paris and clashes with police.
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- The 53-Year-Old in a Suit Who's the Face of France's Youth Protests — The New York Times
- Dozens arrested in Paris as day of protests begins across France – follow live — BBC
- Scuffles break out as protesters rally across France, joining students — Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
- Live updates: Dozens detained in Paris as protestors clash with police during France protests — CNN
- Nationwide protests in France against high prices and fraying of social security system — The Guardian
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France protests turn violent as 550,000 demonstrate and 1,200 arrested