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The pope received Bob Dylan at the Vatican after quoting him in a book on peace, according to Le Devoir and Le Figaro. Libération emphasises the contrast between the pope and the singer, whom it calls the protest-song pope.

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According to The Jerusalem Post, fresh protests are expected in France as Macron tries to avoid a repeat of mass civil unrest. Daily Maverick, The National and The Citizen report the same picture: France faces new protests as Macron seeks to prevent a repeat of the October unrest.

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The Portuguese Nurses' Union (Sindicato dos Enfermeiros Portugueses) is joining the national strike set for the 20th.

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French unions promise a national mobilisation, with strikes and protests, according to BBC News and MyJoyOnline. CBS News reports that protests are reigniting in France, alongside worker strikes and a national day of action.

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According to The Jerusalem Post, fresh protests are expected in France as Macron tries to avoid a repeat of mass civil unrest. Daily Maverick, The National and The Citizen report the same picture: France faces new protests as Macron seeks to prevent a repeat of the October unrest.

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In France, the general strike was accompanied by large demonstrations, with seventy thousand police deployed, according to RTP. Público highlighted fears of street violence on the day of the strike. Metrópoles reported that the Eiffel Tower was closed after new protests and the general strike.

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Nithya Raman, born in India, is tipped as the next mayor of Los Angeles, according to The National, which presents her as an Indian-born politician. The Indian Express traces Nithya Raman's path, from slum protests in Delhi to her bid for the Los Angeles mayoralty. The Hindu reports that Kerala-born Nithya Raman has become Los Angeles Mayor.

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The Portuguese Nurses' Union (Sindicato dos Enfermeiros Portugueses) is joining the national strike set for the 20th.

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According to The Jerusalem Post, fresh protests are expected in France as Macron tries to avoid a repeat of mass civil unrest. Daily Maverick, The National and The Citizen report the same picture: France faces new protests as Macron seeks to prevent a repeat of the October unrest.

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The headlines report different figures: the initial expectations and the count taken mid-day do not match.

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The headlines report different figures: the initial expectations and the count taken mid-day do not match.

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The New York Times reports that, after riots and protests, France is now bracing for a general strike.

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Fachin asked the PGR for an opinion on Daniel Vorcaro's request for release, according to Agência Brasil and Metrópoles. Gazeta do Povo reports that the request for an opinion also covers Vorcaro's indictment and the Dark Horse case.

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In Paraguay, lawmakers filed an impeachment motion (juicio político) against President Santiago Peña over the Ueno Bank case. According to La Nación, Peña's own party will vote in favour of the impeachment; El Universal says the party backs the request. According to Semana, new protests have broken out in the country calling for the President's impeachment. El Mundo headlines that Paraguay is heading toward removing Peña over the collapse of a bank linked to the President.

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Jornal de Notícias reports that the government is accused of intimidating immigrants at the housing protests. Expresso reports that the Justice Minister points to excesses on both sides at the housing protests.

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Jornal de Notícias reports that the government is accused of intimidating immigrants at the housing protests. Expresso reports that the Justice Minister points to excesses on both sides at the housing protests.

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In France, the general strike was accompanied by large demonstrations, with seventy thousand police deployed, according to RTP. Público highlighted fears of street violence on the day of the strike. Metrópoles reported that the Eiffel Tower was closed after new protests and the general strike.

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The Justice Minister acknowledges "excesses on both sides" in the housing protests, according to RTP and Expresso.

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Dhaka Tribune reports that the Ameer-e-Jamaat called for a quick resolution to the garment workers' wage dispute. The Daily Star says Nur questions whether a 30,000 taka minimum wage for garment workers is feasible. The Guardian reports that garment factories in Bangladesh closed as workers clashed with police during wage protests, according to a video.

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Eight people have been arrested over a scandal at a Paraguayan bank, according to Folha de S.Paulo. Lawmakers and the opposition are calling for the impeachment of Paraguay's president, Poder360 and Metrópoles report. Folha de S.Paulo also reports protests, which the other headlines do not mention.

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Britain’s Supreme Court has begun hearing an appeal against the proscription of Palestine Action, which the UK has labelled a terrorist group. According to The Guardian, the court was told the group’s tactics resembled those of the suffragettes, while BBC News reports that the ban was said to have undermined confidence in anti-terror laws. The Express Tribune reports that some protesters were arrested during demonstrations linked to the case.

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The Public Prosecutor's Office is willing to shelve the disobedience investigation, according to RTP and Diário de Notícias. Jornal de Notícias reports the same point but places the investigation at the encampments rather than at the housing protests.

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Minister Pinto Luz and the Porto mayor were met with protests, according to Diário de Notícias. Pinto Luz says he was not allowed to speak and that he is available to talk with the protesters. Expresso adds that the minister says he did not hide and could have entered from the back.

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Observador and Público report that the Public Prosecutor is considering shelving cases against protesters from the Lisbon encampment. Observador refers to crimes, while Público refers to disobedience proceedings.

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Público reports that lawyers and the AIMA union accuse the government of intimidating foreign protesters. Expresso reports that the AIMA union accuses a state secretary of intimidating and irresponsible remarks about foreigners in the encampments.

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Minister Pinto Luz and the Porto mayor were met with protests, according to Diário de Notícias. Pinto Luz says he was not allowed to speak and that he is available to talk with the protesters. Expresso adds that the minister says he did not hide and could have entered from the back.

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Portugal's Public Prosecutor's Office admits it may close the disobedience investigations against protesters at the Lisbon encampment, according to Expresso, Observador, RTP, Público, Diário de Notícias and Jornal de Notícias. Público and Observador say the prosecutor is considering closing the case, while Expresso, RTP and Diário de Notícias say it admits it could close it.

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Pinto Luz, faced with protests, says the government maintains a stance of dialogue. RTP also reports that Seguro welcomes the talks; Jornal de Notícias does not mention that reaction.

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Pinto Luz, faced with protests, says the government maintains a stance of dialogue. RTP also reports that Seguro welcomes the talks; Jornal de Notícias does not mention that reaction.

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Protesters set up tents again at Rossio and Praça D. João I in Lisbon, and in Porto, according to Público, Diário de Notícias and Observador. RTP reports more than fifty tents at Rossio; Diário de Notícias notes that a BE deputy spent the night at the site. The PSP says the tents set up at Rossio are not, by themselves, a reason to order police charges.

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Protesters set up tents again in Rossio, Lisbon, and Praça D. João I, Porto, according to RTP, Público and Diário de Notícias. Observador counts about 80 tents in Lisbon and 20 in Porto, while Diário de Notícias reports dozens in both cities. A Bloco de Esquerda MP spent the night in Rossio, according to Diário de Notícias. The PSP says the tents in Rossio are not, "by themselves", a reason to order police charges, according to Expresso.

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Teachers in Peshawar are protesting sudden layoffs by UNHCR, according to Dawn.

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Democrat Troy Jackson defeats Republican Sen. Susan Collins in the Maine Senate race, according to CBS News and NPR. PBS NewsHour also reports Jackson's win, and Al Jazeera frames it as a setback for Republicans. Argentina's Clarín says Collins has conceded the defeat.

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Protesters set up tents again in Rossio, according to Jornal de Notícias, RTP and Público. Público adds that tents were also pitched in Praça D. João I. Diário de Notícias describes Rossio as having woken up without incident and with dozens of tents.

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The Lisbon Municipal Assembly praises the police's conduct during the protests, according to Diário de Notícias and Observador. Diário de Notícias adds that the assembly refused to condemn an intervention described as disproportionate.

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The government warns that foreigners who break the law at demonstrations may lose their residence permit, according to Expresso. Observador reports the same possible loss of residence and adds that the PS speaks of intimidation.

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Portugal and six other countries have called for simultaneous demonstrations, according to RTP and Observador. RTP specifies that the demonstrations will last three days.

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Pedro Duarte is waiting to meet the protesters at the Porto encampment, according to Observador. Expresso reports that Pedro Duarte pledges full respect for court decisions on the encampment.

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The Movimento Acampada calls Prime Minister Montenegro's lack of responses to protesters' demands regrettable. The opposition criticises the lack of measures in Montenegro's communication.

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Portugal and six other countries have called for simultaneous demonstrations, according to RTP and Observador. RTP specifies that the demonstrations will last three days.

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Portugal and six other countries are calling for simultaneous protests over the housing crisis, according to headlines from Jornal de Notícias, Expresso, Público, RTP and Observador. Público gives the dates as 20, 21 and 22 November. Jornal de Notícias, RTP and Observador say the protests will run over three days; Observador does not give the number of days.

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Portugal and six other countries are calling for simultaneous protests over the housing crisis, according to headlines from Jornal de Notícias, Expresso, Público, RTP and Observador. Público gives the dates as 20, 21 and 22 November. Jornal de Notícias, RTP and Observador say the protests will run over three days; Observador does not give the number of days.

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Portugal and six other countries are calling for simultaneous protests over the housing crisis, according to headlines from Jornal de Notícias, Expresso, Público, RTP and Observador. Público gives the dates as 20, 21 and 22 November. Jornal de Notícias, RTP and Observador say the protests will run over three days; Observador does not give the number of days.

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Housing protesters spent the night at Praça D. João I in Porto, according to RTP. According to Jornal de Notícias, a court has banned face coverings at these housing protests.

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Three Portuguese newspapers report that political parties turned to the UN and the Council of Europe to denounce police charges at protests. According to Expresso, Livre calls on the UN and the Council of Europe to issue a statement on the police charges. According to Diário de Notícias and Observador, the BE is sending complaints to these institutions, with housing mentioned as the topic in one headline.

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RTP reports that Santos Silva and Pedro Nuno Santos criticise the government over police charges. Observador reports that the Ordem dos Advogados condemns the police charges at demonstrations.

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Lisbon City Council proposed three alternative sites for the encampment so that the Christmas Market can be set up in Rossio. According to Expresso, the protesters refuse to leave Rossio and reject the council's proposal to move to another location.

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Wage protests forced hundreds of garment factories in Bangladesh to close, according to BBC News. Garment workers are on the fourth day of wage protests, Daily Maverick and Dawn report. The Hindu reports clashes with police, with workers defying a call to end the protests. The Daily Star reports that India is monitoring the protests, according to a foreign ministry spokesperson.

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Wage protests forced hundreds of garment factories in Bangladesh to close, according to BBC News. Garment workers are on the fourth day of wage protests, Daily Maverick and Dawn report. The Hindu reports clashes with police, with workers defying a call to end the protests. The Daily Star reports that India is monitoring the protests, according to a foreign ministry spokesperson.

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Diário de Notícias refers to a tent in Rossio and the lack of homes, with no further detail in the headlines. Observador describes a tent in Rossio on a day when a Christmas market was being set up. According to RTP, the Public Prosecutor's Office appealed a court decision that allowed a tent to be installed at a demonstration.

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According to Metrópoles and Poder360, Vorcaro has taken his prison case to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights. Expresso reports that the Human Rights Commission of the Portuguese Bar Association condemned police charges on peaceful protesters and pointed responsibility at those who ordered them. The headlines do not appear to cover the same story: Expresso deals with police charges against protesters, while the Brazilian outlets report a complaint by Vorcaro about his imprisonment.

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Housing protesters spent the night at Praça D. João I in Porto, according to RTP. According to Jornal de Notícias, a court has banned face coverings at these housing protests.

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Porto's PSP police say they are unaware of plainclothes officers identifying and detaining protesters at the encampment. Diário de Notícias and Público report it in the same terms; Observador, later, mentions only plainclothes officers, without the detentions.

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Wage protests forced hundreds of garment factories in Bangladesh to close, according to BBC News. Garment workers are on the fourth day of wage protests, Daily Maverick and Dawn report. The Hindu reports clashes with police, with workers defying a call to end the protests. The Daily Star reports that India is monitoring the protests, according to a foreign ministry spokesperson.

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Porto's PSP police say they are unaware of plainclothes officers identifying and detaining protesters at the encampment. Diário de Notícias and Público report it in the same terms; Observador, later, mentions only plainclothes officers, without the detentions.

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Porto's city council rejected a motion calling on the government and police to refrain from violent interventions at housing protests. Jornal de Notícias reports that the motion, put forward by the PS, was voted down.

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Diagnostic and therapeutic senior technicians will strike on the 19th and 20th of this month, according to RTP, Jornal de Notícias and Observador. Observador mentions only diagnostic senior technicians, without referring to therapeutic ones.

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Diagnostic and therapeutic senior technicians will strike on the 19th and 20th of this month, according to RTP, Jornal de Notícias and Observador. Observador mentions only diagnostic senior technicians, without referring to therapeutic ones.

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The headlines do not describe a single common story: they refer to public hearings in São Paulo on the Municipal Culture Plan, a strike by Czech public television and radio against a government plan, and the inclusion of 13 regional airports in a privatisation plan. The headlines do not allow these three topics to be linked to one event, so this summary does not identify a shared story.

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According to The Daily Star in Bangladesh, the Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) says it has arrested 33 people linked to the Awami League over alleged sabotage during garment workers' protests.

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Diagnostic and therapeutic senior technicians will strike on the 19th and 20th of this month, according to RTP, Jornal de Notícias and Observador. Observador mentions only diagnostic senior technicians, without referring to therapeutic ones.

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The Porto PSP police say they are unaware of plainclothes officers identifying and detaining protesters at the encampment. All four headlines attribute the statement to the PSP itself; none of them confirms it.

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The Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) says it has arrested 33 people affiliated with the Awami League over alleged sabotage during worker protests.

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Wage protests forced hundreds of garment factories in Bangladesh to close, according to BBC News. Garment workers are on the fourth day of wage protests, Daily Maverick and Dawn report. The Hindu reports clashes with police, with workers defying a call to end the protests. The Daily Star reports that India is monitoring the protests, according to a foreign ministry spokesperson.

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According to Jornal de Notícias, protesters in Porto say they «have a life» and want everyone to be able to have dignity. RTP reports a complaint that injured protesters were identified in Porto hospitals.

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Protesters will camp again at Rossio this Tuesday, according to Expresso and RTP. Jornal de Notícias reports that they will set up tents again at Rossio. Observador runs a humorous headline about the camp and Renata Cambra, without adding any facts.

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Protesters will camp again at Rossio this Tuesday, according to Expresso and RTP. Jornal de Notícias reports that they will set up tents again at Rossio. Observador runs a humorous headline about the camp and Renata Cambra, without adding any facts.

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The Porto encampment alleges that plainclothes police are identifying protesters. Porto's PSP says it is unaware of plainclothes officers identifying and detaining protesters.

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