France
Yellow vests called for demonstrations on Saturday, and Macron accuses Trump of manipulating revolts
To date, 341 calls for mobilization have been registered, which will be dealt with by a "massive" deployment of security forces, while the Executive accuses foreign authorities of distorting information, which has led to "stupid comments."
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Today's headlines in the media, in a nutshell.
Partial curfews will be imposed in several French cities due to riots
Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu will ask the prefects to take the measure, but he has not yet specified which localities will be affected.
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In two words, a summary of what will be news of the Present today.
Macron holds the far left responsible for the violence and conveys his support to the police and traders
Riots erupt again in Paris the day after the protests
There are a lot of police in the capital, and a number of meetings called through social media have been dissolved, with charges and tear gas fired.
Consequences of the protests in France: one person has died, 1,200 have been arrested and there is destruction everywhere
In Paris, one person died of cardiorespiratory arrest yesterday and hundreds were injured. 800,000 people took to the streets to protest the rise in life.
France on fire for student protests and 'yellow vests'
The police have attacked the demonstrators and arrested more than 270 people, who have been called upon to denounce the increase in the price of life and to demand an improvement in education, with serious incidents in Paris, Marseille and Lyon.
Riots and dozens of detainees in protests in Paris and other French cities
The protests, which focus on the scarcity of life, rising fuel prices and student education demands, have taken place in a context of political weakness for the executive in the run-up to the 2027 presidential election.
On the fifth day of student and teacher protests, tens of thousands of people have gathered throughout France, especially in Paris
In the capital, a massive two-column demonstration has gathered more than 40,000 people, but the Ministry of the Interior has counted more than 160,000 protesters across the state.
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Cyber attacks have caused million-dollar losses in several European supermarket chains
The pirates went into remote control of freezer systems, causing the temperature to rise dramatically and affecting many products.
Students are facing another big day of protest in the French state today
The number of schools blocked by protesters has gradually declined in the run-up to this Tuesday's major demonstrations.
A 14-year-old student shoots two teachers at a high school in southern France
The shooting took place in the morning at a high school in the town of Aubagne, where the minor is being held, and the events have nothing to do with the protests that have been taking place in the French state in recent weeks.
Northern and French high school students begin to return to classrooms after protests
The student movement has announced a new mobilization for this Tuesday (October 13), and Etxepare High School students will decide this week whether to continue the blockade.
French students have withstood pressure on the government, with new and massive protests across the country
According to the government and organizers, between 250,000 and 400,000 students, led by Paris, took to the streets of major French cities this Tuesday to show Emmanuel Macron's government that they do not intend to relax their claims just two weeks after the protests began.
Another day of strike today in Northern education to demand more resources
Many Lyceums, such as the Etxepare in Baiona, have been blocked since last Thursday, with students demanding more resources in education, and today's protest has been in addition to the strike called by teachers.
They've joined the student protests in Bayonne too
The mobilization to demand better educational conditions began last week in the Paris region and has spread across the country, with more than 600 detainees and dozens injured across France.
Lecornu announces a budget adjustment of EUR 54 billion
From Normandy Landing to Markina: Abel has a World War II truck to transport firewood
In the mountains of Markina-Xemein, a World War II van, used by its owner, Abel Ibarluzea, for the transport of timber and other farm work, was once a common sight in the Basque Country of these U.S. Army war vehicles.