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Hundreds of thousands of young people protested across France, according to ABC News. The South China Morning Post and Al Jazeera report clashes and tension, while The Times of Israel says police fired tear gas and clashed with demonstrators.

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Tents and protests remain outside the Colosseum in Rome, according to Jornal de Notícias, RTP and Expresso.

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The Ombudsman's Office is monitoring the police (PSP) conduct at the Lisbon demonstration. Público also reports that the monitoring extends to the encampment.

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Hundreds of thousands of young people protested across France, according to ABC News. The South China Morning Post and Al Jazeera report clashes and tension, while The Times of Israel says police fired tear gas and clashed with demonstrators.

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Gen Z protests have reached Germany, with tens of thousands joining rallies, according to The Times of Israel and The Indian Express; Geo News had put the expected turnout above 160,000. Headlines say the protests turned violent with clashes, according to Al Jazeera and The Times of Israel. The Indian Express asks what young people want, but its headline does not spell out those demands.

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Several outlets report protests outside the US Embassy in London against the ban on Palestine Action, with arrests according to the headlines. Arrest figures differ across headlines: Al Jazeera reports 48, The Hindu 139, The Jerusalem Post over 130, and Channels TV 325. The Guardian and Sky News describe crowds of more than 100 and dozens of people, while The Times of Israel reports dozens of arrests.

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Hundreds of thousands of young people protested across France, according to ABC News. The South China Morning Post and Al Jazeera report clashes and tension, while The Times of Israel says police fired tear gas and clashed with demonstrators.

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Several outlets report protests outside the US Embassy in London against the ban on Palestine Action, with arrests according to the headlines. Arrest figures differ across headlines: Al Jazeera reports 48, The Hindu 139, The Jerusalem Post over 130, and Channels TV 325. The Guardian and Sky News describe crowds of more than 100 and dozens of people, while The Times of Israel reports dozens of arrests.

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Hundreds of thousands of young people protested across France, according to ABC News. The South China Morning Post and Al Jazeera report clashes and tension, while The Times of Israel says police fired tear gas and clashed with demonstrators.

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Tents and protests remain outside the Colosseum in Rome, according to Jornal de Notícias, RTP and Expresso.

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The Ombudsman's Office is monitoring the police (PSP) conduct at the Lisbon demonstration. Público also reports that the monitoring extends to the encampment.

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Youth-led protests are entering a third weekend in France and spreading across several European countries, according to headlines from CBC News, The Hindu, PBS NewsHour, NPR, ABC News and Mainichi. NPR describes France as seething again, while PBS NewsHour and ABC News refer only to the third weekend of protests. The Independent's headline mentions only youth protests across Europe, without naming France.

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Housing protests took place in Lisbon and Porto, with hundreds in Porto according to Jornal de Notícias and thousands in Lisbon and Porto according to Público. Público reports the march came a week after police charges, and Observador reports two "Mães pela Acampada" were detained in Porto. Expresso focuses on images of the move from march to police intervention at the protests in Lisbon and Porto.

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Tents and protests remain outside the Colosseum in Rome, according to Jornal de Notícias, RTP and Expresso.

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Protesters in Lisbon set up tents in Rossio with the intention of spending the night, according to Expresso and Público. RTP says protesters decided to camp in Lisbon and Porto. Jornal de Notícias reports that hundreds of protesters were already heading towards Rossio.

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Carneiro says he is in solidarity with protesters demanding the right to housing and is open to solutions on the issue.

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Carneiro says he is in solidarity with protesters demanding the right to housing and is open to solutions on the issue.

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Die Linke, in Berlin, decided to move ahead with coalition negotiations, according to Der Spiegel. The Süddeutsche Zeitung describes the decision as a “yes, but” and mentions fierce protest outside the hall. The Frankfurter Allgemeine highlights Elif Erfalp, who appeared combative at the party congress and won a victory.

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Young people protesting in Berlin say they are carrying the burden of the war, according to RTP, Jornal de Notícias and Expresso. Expresso says the protesters are members of Generation Z.

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Young people protesting in Berlin say they are carrying the burden of the war, according to RTP, Jornal de Notícias and Expresso. Expresso says the protesters are members of Generation Z.

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London police arrested dozens of people at a protest supporting the banned group Palestine Action in the United Kingdom. Al Jazeera gives 48 arrests, The Times of Israel says dozens, and Channels TV reports 325 people arrested.

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Young people protesting in Berlin say they are carrying the burden of the war, according to RTP, Jornal de Notícias and Expresso. Expresso says the protesters are members of Generation Z.

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Housing protests took place in Lisbon and Porto, with hundreds in Porto according to Jornal de Notícias and thousands in Lisbon and Porto according to Público. Público reports the march came a week after police charges, and Observador reports two "Mães pela Acampada" were detained in Porto. Expresso focuses on images of the move from march to police intervention at the protests in Lisbon and Porto.

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Several outlets report protests outside the US Embassy in London against the ban on Palestine Action, with arrests according to the headlines. Arrest figures differ across headlines: Al Jazeera reports 48, The Hindu 139, The Jerusalem Post over 130, and Channels TV 325. The Guardian and Sky News describe crowds of more than 100 and dozens of people, while The Times of Israel reports dozens of arrests.

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Poland's president, Nawrocki, has called meetings and accuses Prime Minister Tusk of forcibly taking the Constitutional Court, an accusation some headlines describe as a coup. According to the headlines, the dispute involves the suspension of the Constitutional Tribunal's president and a police intervention at the court, with protests outside it. Tusk defends the overhaul of the court and vows its independence, according to The Guardian, The Times of Israel and The Jerusalem Post. Outlets describe the situation as an institutional and political crisis that divides Tusk's coalition, according to El Mundo.

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Youth-led protests are entering a third weekend in France and spreading across several European countries, according to headlines from CBC News, The Hindu, PBS NewsHour, NPR, ABC News and Mainichi. NPR describes France as seething again, while PBS NewsHour and ABC News refer only to the third weekend of protests. The Independent's headline mentions only youth protests across Europe, without naming France.

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Youth-led protests are entering a third weekend in France and spreading across several European countries, according to headlines from CBC News, The Hindu, PBS NewsHour, NPR, ABC News and Mainichi. NPR describes France as seething again, while PBS NewsHour and ABC News refer only to the third weekend of protests. The Independent's headline mentions only youth protests across Europe, without naming France.

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Poland's president, Nawrocki, has called meetings and accuses Prime Minister Tusk of forcibly taking the Constitutional Court, an accusation some headlines describe as a coup. According to the headlines, the dispute involves the suspension of the Constitutional Tribunal's president and a police intervention at the court, with protests outside it. Tusk defends the overhaul of the court and vows its independence, according to The Guardian, The Times of Israel and The Jerusalem Post. Outlets describe the situation as an institutional and political crisis that divides Tusk's coalition, according to El Mundo.

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A group of citizens is asking the National Mechanism for the Prevention of Torture to intervene at the housing protests, in particular the Saturday demonstration in Lisbon.

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Poland's president, Nawrocki, has called meetings and accuses Prime Minister Tusk of forcibly taking the Constitutional Court, an accusation some headlines describe as a coup. According to the headlines, the dispute involves the suspension of the Constitutional Tribunal's president and a police intervention at the court, with protests outside it. Tusk defends the overhaul of the court and vows its independence, according to The Guardian, The Times of Israel and The Jerusalem Post. Outlets describe the situation as an institutional and political crisis that divides Tusk's coalition, according to El Mundo.

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France's Council of State bans the route of this Saturday's protest in Paris, according to RTP and Diário de Notícias. Jornal de Notícias reports that police ban the route proposed by unions and "yellow vests" in France.

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A group of citizens is asking the National Mechanism for the Prevention of Torture to intervene at the housing protests, in particular the Saturday demonstration in Lisbon.

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According to the headlines, France is bracing for fresh unrest, and the government promises a tough response. The Times of Israel adds that protests are ongoing and that officials vow to respond to the rioting.

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The Guardian reports that cost-of-living protests are expected to spread to Germany and reignite in France over the Halloween weekend. Al Jazeera says Germany and France are bracing for protests that weekend. The Daily Star, The Hindu and Dhaka Tribune describe fears of violence or a higher risk of violence in France linked to the Halloween protests.

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France's Council of State bans the route of this Saturday's protest in Paris, according to RTP and Diário de Notícias. Jornal de Notícias reports that police ban the route proposed by unions and "yellow vests" in France.

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Housing protests continue this Saturday in Lisbon, Porto and other parts of the country, according to Público. Observador reports the arrest of two members of the "Mães pela Acampada" in Porto.

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Protest tents over housing return to Rossio in Lisbon this Saturday, according to RTP. Expresso reports that housing protests continue today in Lisbon and Porto, with initiatives in several other cities.

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Housing protesters took to the streets again to demand solutions to the problem. Diário de Notícias reports that Carneiro expresses solidarity with the protesters and says he is open to discussing housing solutions.

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André Ventura is the sole candidate for the Chega party presidency and goes to a vote this Saturday, according to RTP and Expresso. Observador reports, on the same day, housing protests and votes in Chega, without detailing how the two are related.

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The suspension of Poland's Constitutional Tribunal chief sparked protests and a political and institutional crisis, which President Nawrocki is trying to contain by convening lawmakers and meetings. The president accuses Tusk of seizing the Constitutional Court by force, while Tusk defends the overhaul of the court despite protests. According to Público, clashes at the court have pushed the country into an institutional crisis; El Mundo says the crisis is dividing Tusk's coalition. Prime Minister Tusk pledges support for the tribunal amid the court crisis, according to the Sydney Morning Herald.

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Outlets report that France is entering its third weekend of youth-led protests, which have spread across Europe. CBC News frames the moment as France bracing for the weekend, while Mainichi and The Hindu describe rallies sweeping Europe.

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Gen Z protests have reached Germany, with tens of thousands joining rallies, according to The Times of Israel and The Indian Express; Geo News had put the expected turnout above 160,000. Headlines say the protests turned violent with clashes, according to Al Jazeera and The Times of Israel. The Indian Express asks what young people want, but its headline does not spell out those demands.

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Two Peruvian outlets, El Comercio and La República, report the submission of an amnesty bill for Pedro Castillo and for those prosecuted over protests since 2021. RPP adds that the bill is being presented in Congress and links the prosecutions to the failed coup attempt.

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The Guardian reports that cost-of-living protests are expected to spread to Germany and reignite in France over the Halloween weekend. Al Jazeera says Germany and France are bracing for protests that weekend. The Daily Star, The Hindu and Dhaka Tribune describe fears of violence or a higher risk of violence in France linked to the Halloween protests.

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According to The Times of Israel, Poland suspended the chief justice of its constitutional court, which sparked protests. Folha de S.Paulo and Público describe the case as an institutional crisis at the Constitutional Tribunal, with clashes and meetings called by President Nawrocki. President Nawrocki accuses Tusk of taking the Constitutional Court by force, according to La Nación, while Prime Minister Tusk defends the overhaul of the court, according to The Guardian. Diário de Notícias refers to a police intervention at the Constitutional Tribunal and the president's attempt to halt the crisis, and El Mundo says Tusk's coalition is divided.

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Two Peruvian outlets, El Comercio and La República, report the submission of an amnesty bill for Pedro Castillo and for those prosecuted over protests since 2021. RPP adds that the bill is being presented in Congress and links the prosecutions to the failed coup attempt.

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The Guardian reports that cost-of-living protests are expected to spread to Germany and reignite in France over the Halloween weekend. Al Jazeera says Germany and France are bracing for protests that weekend. The Daily Star, The Hindu and Dhaka Tribune describe fears of violence or a higher risk of violence in France linked to the Halloween protests.

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Poland is in an institutional crisis over the Constitutional Tribunal, after its president was suspended and police intervened at the court. President Nawrocki has called meetings with lawmakers, and La Nación says he accuses Tusk of taking the court by force; the Guardian and the Times of Israel report that Tusk defends the overhaul and the suspension despite protests. El Mundo writes that the crisis is splitting Tusk's coalition, while Folha refers to an accusation of a coup.

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A group of citizens is asking the National Mechanism for the Prevention of Torture to intervene at the housing protests, in particular the Saturday demonstration in Lisbon.

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The suspension of the head of Poland's Constitutional Tribunal has caused an institutional crisis, with protests outside the court and the president joining them. President Nawrocki has called meetings and accused Tusk of seizing the Constitutional Court by force, a charge Folha de S.Paulo and Diário de Notícias also report. Tusk defends the overhaul of the court despite the protests, according to The Guardian and The Times of Israel. El Mundo says the crise is splitting Tusk's coalition, while Gazeta do Povo describes an attempt to rebalance the court's power.

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The Guardian reports that cost-of-living protests are expected to spread to Germany and reignite in France over the Halloween weekend. Al Jazeera says Germany and France are bracing for protests that weekend. The Daily Star, The Hindu and Dhaka Tribune describe fears of violence or a higher risk of violence in France linked to the Halloween protests.

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Poland is in an institutional crisis after the government suspended the head of the Constitutional Tribunal, with protests and a police operation outside the court. President Nawrocki has called in lawmakers, and the Al Jazeera headline reports that the president joined a protest. According to Clarín, the president accuses the prime minister of attempting a coup, while Folha and Observador also report coup accusations without making clear in their headlines who is accusing whom.

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Hundreds protested outside the US Embassy in London against the ban on Palestine Action, according to The Guardian and Al Jazeera. UK police arrested dozens, 48 according to Al Jazeera, for expressing support for the group; Sky News and The Times of Israel also report arrests. Police had warned beforehand that arrests could follow, according to The Jerusalem Post. TASS describes the event as a protest by Palestine Action supporters, without mentioning arrests.

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The Polish president turned back from his Senegal trip after the top court's chief was suspended, according to The Jerusalem Post. Fox News describes the situation as a 'coup' at the country's top court. Sky News reports that the removal of the court's chief has sparked a crisis.

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Poland is in an institutional crisis after the government suspended the head of the Constitutional Tribunal, with protests and a police operation outside the court. President Nawrocki has called in lawmakers, and the Al Jazeera headline reports that the president joined a protest. According to Clarín, the president accuses the prime minister of attempting a coup, while Folha and Observador also report coup accusations without making clear in their headlines who is accusing whom.

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RTP reports that the MAI calls for calm at this Saturday's demonstration. Público says the PSP asks for drone restrictions at Rossio, but denies preventing news coverage of the demonstration.

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Riot police have been deployed in Poland after the head of the Constitutional Tribunal was suspended, according to Punch and the SCMP. The Hindu reports protests breaking out around the tribunal, while the SCMP describes the removal of its head as a crisis.

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Poland is in an institutional crisis after the government suspended the head of the Constitutional Tribunal, with protests and a police operation outside the court. President Nawrocki has called in lawmakers, and the Al Jazeera headline reports that the president joined a protest. According to Clarín, the president accuses the prime minister of attempting a coup, while Folha and Observador also report coup accusations without making clear in their headlines who is accusing whom.

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Expresso reports that police were deployed to Poland's Constitutional Tribunal after an accusation of a "coup d'état". Folha de S.Paulo says the right accuses the Polish government of a coup after the Constitutional Tribunal's president was suspended. Observador writes that the Constitutional Tribunal accuses Tusk of a "coup d'état".

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RTP reports that the MAI calls for calm at this Saturday's demonstration. Público says the PSP asks for drone restrictions at Rossio, but denies preventing news coverage of the demonstration.

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Young people and European youth councils are asking for an urgent meeting with Ursula von der Leyen about a wave of protests. The youth councils condemn the violence linked to the protests, according to Público and Diário de Notícias.

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Young people and European youth councils are asking for an urgent meeting with Ursula von der Leyen about a wave of protests. The youth councils condemn the violence linked to the protests, according to Público and Diário de Notícias.

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El País (Spain) reports demonstrations without incident across Italy during a general strike against the cost of living and rearmament.

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Portugal's Interior Minister, Luís Neves, expects Saturday's protests to proceed with normality and legality.

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According to BBC News, the G20 family photo was cancelled after protests over the presence of a Russian minister. The Sydney Morning Herald says the US cancelled the photo after European objections to Russia's presence. The Kyiv Independent presents the cancellation as allegedly happening, without confirming it.

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Portugal's Interior Minister, Luís Neves, expects Saturday's protests to proceed with normality and legality.

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RTP reports that Jorge Miranda downplays excesses by the PSP and by protesters. Expresso reports that constitutional scholar Jorge Miranda also downplays those excesses and stresses that the right to housing has yet to be fulfilled.

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Housing protesters want to meet Pedro Duarte, according to Público, which names the Rivoli. Expresso reports that popular assemblies in Lisbon and Porto are discussing next steps, including a joint encampment and a meeting with Pedro Duarte. Observador reports that the Porto encampment has not yet decided on the meeting with Pedro Duarte.

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RTP reports that more than a thousand PSP officers and GNR guards promise to return to the protest. Observador says police officers promise to resume the protests, without giving a number of participants.

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Housing protesters want to meet Pedro Duarte at the Rivoli, according to Observador and Público. Público links the request to a housing encampment.

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RTP reports that more than a thousand PSP officers and GNR guards promise to return to the protest. Observador says police officers promise to resume the protests, without giving a number of participants.

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The CGTP calls a national demonstration for 21 November, according to RTP, Público and Observador. Jornal de Notícias, Diário de Notícias and Expresso add that the federation promises to escalate its struggle. Público links the demonstration to rising cost of living, and Expresso to the budget.

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The CGTP calls a national demonstration for 21 November, according to RTP, Público and Observador. Jornal de Notícias, Diário de Notícias and Expresso add that the federation promises to escalate its struggle. Público links the demonstration to rising cost of living, and Expresso to the budget.

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The CGTP calls a national demonstration for 21 November, according to RTP, Público and Observador. Jornal de Notícias, Diário de Notícias and Expresso add that the federation promises to escalate its struggle. Público links the demonstration to rising cost of living, and Expresso to the budget.

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The CGTP calls a national demonstration for 21 November, according to RTP, Público and Observador. Jornal de Notícias, Diário de Notícias and Expresso add that the federation promises to escalate its struggle. Público links the demonstration to rising cost of living, and Expresso to the budget.

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The CGTP calls a national demonstration for 21 November, according to RTP, Público and Observador. Jornal de Notícias, Diário de Notícias and Expresso add that the federation promises to escalate its struggle. Público links the demonstration to rising cost of living, and Expresso to the budget.

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The CGTP calls a national demonstration for 21 November, according to RTP, Público and Observador. Jornal de Notícias, Diário de Notícias and Expresso add that the federation promises to escalate its struggle. Público links the demonstration to rising cost of living, and Expresso to the budget.

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Albanian opposition members stormed parliament and set off flares and smoke bombs, according to Al Jazeera and Sky News. Fox News describes the same episode as a disruption of the session, with furious attacks on the socialist prime minister.

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Protests are taking place in Covas do Barroso, Boticas, against a lithium mine project, according to RTP, Expresso, Diário de Notícias and Público. According to Diário de Notícias and Público, it is the third consecutive day of protest.

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Protests are taking place in Covas do Barroso, Boticas, against a lithium mine project, according to RTP, Expresso, Diário de Notícias and Público. According to Diário de Notícias and Público, it is the third consecutive day of protest.

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Renfe train drivers in Spain are keeping the strike called for this Thursday in defence of railway safety. According to El Mundo, Cercanías Madrid lines C-1, C-3, C-4 and C-8 are suspended, with serious disruption across the rest of the network.

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Protests are taking place in Covas do Barroso, Boticas, against a lithium mine project, according to RTP, Expresso, Diário de Notícias and Público. According to Diário de Notícias and Público, it is the third consecutive day of protest.

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Diário de Notícias headlines that INEM delayed aid to protesters due to a lack of safety. RTP headlines that the PSP denies having prevented INEM from providing aid at Rossio. The two headlines give different causes for the delay: one points to a lack of safety, the other to an alleged PSP intervention, which the PSP denies.

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According to El País, farmers suspended their protest outside the Ministry of Agriculture over the train accident. Semana and ABC report disturbances outside the Ministry of Transport during a protest linked to the Urda train accident.

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PSP police officers and GNR soldiers held a demonstration in Lisbon demanding better salaries. Expresso adds that the officers also demand better housing.

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According to Jornal de Notícias and RTP, the PSP allowed protesters to spend the night at Praça D. João I in Porto, provided they do not set up tents. Público reports that, under PSP pressure, protesters again removed the tents from the square. Expresso says protesters took down their tents but will keep spending nights in Porto, after a warning from the PSP.

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A train derailed near Madrid in an accident that killed several people, and the headlines present what is known so far as the starting point of the coverage. TASS says the prime minister declared three days of mourning, and The Guardian says Spain has begun its mourning period. Al Jazeera says riot police were deployed in Madrid as protests broke out after the crash. Yonhap says South Korean President Lee offered condolences, and NPR says Spain is reckoning with its second deadly train crash of the year, ahead of a national election.

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