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Clashes follow mass protests across France

Hundreds of thousands protested across France on Saturday over the cost of living and school funding. The Interior Ministry estimated 410,000 demonstrators, including 110,000 in Paris, while unions put the national turnout at about 800,000. After largely peaceful marches, police used tear gas and water cannon to disperse crowds in several cities, and clashes broke out.
WHO: Protesters across France; police; France’s Ministry of the Interior
WHAT: Protests over living costs and school funding drew hundreds of thousands across France, followed by clashes and police dispersal measures in several cities.
WHEN: Oct 24, 2026
WHERE: France
WHY: Demonstrators were protesting the high cost of living and insufficient school funding.
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