Massive protests continue in France: hundreds of thousands take part in new round
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A new round of protests has been held in various parts of France. According to the source, about 410,000 people took part in the protests.
Protests had already been held in France on 17 October. At that time, an estimated 550,000 people took part in the protests. The figures can therefore be compared with each other, even though they concern different rounds.
During the protests, police arrested a total of 2,397 people. The source does not say precisely which events led to the arrests.
This is an international news story that does not directly concern Finland. The source contains no information on more specific causes or the long-term effects of the protests, so developments in the situation are worth following through reliable news sources.
Sources: Daily Finland
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