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France protests swell as 410,000 rally over costs
More than 400,000 people protested across France on October 24 over soaring living costs and school funding, with clashes in Paris and Marseille despite a 70,000-strong police deployment, the Korea Times and Chosun Ilbo report. The government counted 410,000 participants, while the CGT union claimed 800,000, according to Dong-A Ilbo. Police arrested about 1,000 people, and luxury stores boarded up windows and museums closed ahead of the march, Korea Times reports. French residents of Korea blame an unresponsive government for the unrest, telling the Korea Times the anger has been brewing for a long time with little response to calls for reform.
- More than 400,000 protest across France, challenging Macron as Paris clashes erupt
- Thousands march in France over schools and living costs as police use tear gas
- France to deploy 70,000 police ahead of new protests
- France's luxury stores board up windows ahead of fresh protests
- Paris shuts museums and police deploy in big numbers for new protests across France
- 프랑스 또 41만명 거리로…1000명 체포·곳곳서 충돌
- 프랑스 전역 메운 41만 반정부 시위대… 경찰 7만명 투입에도 파리 등 충돌
- [COVER STORY] French residents of Korea blame unresponsive gov't for unrest
