France Brings Forward Minimum-Wage Rise as Protests Continue
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announced a 1.6% minimum-wage increase from December 1, while unions called for protests to continue.
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Authorities announce 70,000 police for planned union demonstrations
Le Monde ↗Five major unions hold a nationwide strike in France
Times now ↗Interior minister announces deployment of 70,000 police officers
Express & Star ↗Police fire tear gas as clashes and fires erupt
The Independent ↗Reported nationwide turnout rises above 600,000 protesters
Deutsche Welle ↗Police report 448 arrests and 53 officers injured
World News CNA ↗Lecornu to meet unions over responses to demands
Japan Times ↗Separate Paris demonstrations planned for Saturday
The Local ↗Lecornu announces Monday social conference after protests
DER SPIEGEL - Schlagzeilen – Tops ↗Fresh protests planned despite ban on Yellow Vests rally
The Local ↗France enters fourth consecutive Saturday of protests
Infobae ↗Students and unions march as Yellow Vests face ban
Deutsche Welle ↗Students and teachers call Tuesday strike
The Local ↗Interior Ministry reports 360 detentions after Saturday clashes
産経ニュース ↗Hundreds rally in Saint-Denis to support students and staff
Press TV (English) ↗Teachers and students prepare Tuesday strike and Paris march
The Local ↗Lecornu brings forward minimum-wage increase to December
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