About 320,000 people took part in protests in France
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On Saturday, a new series of protests was held in France, and about 320,000 people took part. The information was reported by the French daily Le Monde, which cited the figures.
Demonstrations were organised in various parts of France. According to Le Monde, the number of participants is an estimate, so the exact figures may still change.
The source does not provide further details about the reasons for the protests or their organisers. The event is also not directly related to Finland, but it is part of current debate in France.
Only little information has been given about the event. More information is likely to be available by following French news sources.
Sources: Daily Finland
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