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Jornal de Notícias reports that the French government raised the minimum wage to head off protests. Público says the minimum wage increase in France has not ruled out strikes and street protests.

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Pedro Nuno Santos defends the encampments and popular assemblies of young protesters, and says the caricature made of them is an offence. He rules out a return to the leadership of the PS. He says it is hard to imagine the PS accepting Centeno as prime minister.

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The Porto encampment, at Praça de D. João I, has decided to stay in place despite bad weather. According to RTP, participants reached the decision by vote.

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A housing protest camp remains with tents in Rossio, according to Público, and RTP reports it has lasted 22 days. Renata Cambra proposes that the Rossio camp leave, according to Jornal de Notícias, which quotes her saying it is not a step backward. Público attributes to Renata Cambra a call for the camp's withdrawal, while the tents remain on site.

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Metrópoles reports that the government is expected to extend the diesel subsidy to curb inflation and a strike.

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The headlines report that Iran executed three men accused of taking part in unrest during the January protests; the Jerusalem Post says they were accused of working for Israel and the US. Punch and the South China Morning Post report the same executions, with the latter citing the judiciary.

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The headlines report that Iran executed three men accused of taking part in unrest during the January protests; the Jerusalem Post says they were accused of working for Israel and the US. Punch and the South China Morning Post report the same executions, with the latter citing the judiciary.

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Three French newspapers report a new week of social mobilisation and negotiations, centred on a «conférence sociale». Le Figaro says the conference is uncertain and that Sébastien Lecornu is leading it. Le Monde links Sébastien Lecornu to the week of negotiations. Libération asks what to expect from this week and mentions an education strike and the gilets jaunes movement.

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Tens of thousands marched in Amsterdam in support of Palestinians and to press the Dutch government over Gaza and Israel. The South China Morning Post and The Hindu emphasise the scale of the demonstration, while The Wire focuses on pressure on the Dutch government.

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José Luís Carneiro quotes Cavaco Silva to accuse the government of incompetence, particularly on housing. RTP, in an earlier report, only says Carneiro expressed solidarity with protesters.

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The headlines report that Iran executed three men accused of taking part in unrest during the January protests; the Jerusalem Post says they were accused of working for Israel and the US. Punch and the South China Morning Post report the same executions, with the latter citing the judiciary.

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The headlines report that Iran executed three men accused of taking part in unrest during the January protests; the Jerusalem Post says they were accused of working for Israel and the US. Punch and the South China Morning Post report the same executions, with the latter citing the judiciary.

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Iran executed three men accused of taking part in the January protests, according to the press. The Times of Israel and The Jerusalem Post say the accused worked for Israel and the US, while BBC News describes armed unrest without that link. The South China Morning Post says the judiciary announced the executions and that they are three more men over the protests.

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Iran executed three men over armed unrest during the January protests, according to The Hindu and BBC News. The Times of Israel, The Jerusalem Post and the South China Morning Post present the men as accused of working for Israel and the US, with the SCMP attributing the information to the judiciary. Punch describes the three men only as linked to anti-government protests, without mentioning armed unrest.

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RTP reports that Porto's city council will install an ice rink in Praça de D. João I. Público says the council decided to set up the rink before the protests. Jornal de Notícias reports that the encampment wants proof that the ice rink is not another attempt to remove it.

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RTP reports that Porto's city council wants to install a rink in Praça D. João I. Expresso notes that the square was not in the original Christmas plan for Porto, but the council says the change predates the protests. Público reports that the council says it decided to set up the ice rink in the square before the protests.

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The Rossio encampment is staying put and demands that a dispatch by Moedas be annulled, according to Jornal de Notícias. Citizens and jurists ask Moedas to meet without delay with the protesters and with Baixa shopkeepers, per Expresso. Observador reports that the encampment will vote on whether to continue at Rossio, amid rain.

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RTP reports that the Lisbon encampment is organising a protest during the Web Summit. Observador asks whether the Web Summit, ten years on, is still what it used to be.

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Protests against rising living costs swept France again this Saturday, the fourth in a row, according to RTP, Poder360 and Jornal de Notícias. The Daily Star and Al Jazeera report that police blocked a banned rally and that more than 140,000 people took part in the protests. Folha de S.Paulo quotes an opposition leader who, according to its headline, says 'viva Lula' about these demonstrations.

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Protests return to France for a fourth consecutive Saturday, according to Poder360 and Folha de S.Paulo. Folha de S.Paulo attributes the phrase «viva Lula» to an opposition leader, though the headlines give no context for that statement. The Daily Star reports that police prevented a banned rally.

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According to ABC News, politics around data centres is becoming increasingly local. CBC News reports protests in Nova Scotia against artificial intelligence data centres. The Daily Star says that in Indonesia, some people complain they cannot cook or shower and are targeting data centres.

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Protests return to France for a fourth consecutive Saturday, according to Poder360 and Folha de S.Paulo. Folha de S.Paulo attributes the phrase «viva Lula» to an opposition leader, though the headlines give no context for that statement. The Daily Star reports that police prevented a banned rally.

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The rising cost of living is the common theme of these headlines, which concern France and Lusophone immigrants. Jornal de Notícias reports a new wave of protests in France against the rising cost of living. RTP says the cost of living is worsening the difficulties of Lusophone immigrants, while Observador states that it is pushing immigrants away from Portugal.

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According to CBS News, cost-of-living protests in France are continuing. The Sydney Morning Herald reports that only one in five voters now trusts Albanese, with blame for the cost of living still weighing on him.

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Protests return to France for a fourth consecutive Saturday, according to Poder360 and Folha de S.Paulo. Folha de S.Paulo attributes the phrase «viva Lula» to an opposition leader, though the headlines give no context for that statement. The Daily Star reports that police prevented a banned rally.

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Citizens and jurists are asking Lisbon mayor Carlos Moedas to meet, "without delay", with the protesters at the encampment and with Baixa shopkeepers. Público reports that jurists and economists are asking that housing protests not be removed without an alternative.

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Protests return to France for a fourth consecutive Saturday, according to Poder360 and Folha de S.Paulo. Folha de S.Paulo attributes the phrase «viva Lula» to an opposition leader, though the headlines give no context for that statement. The Daily Star reports that police prevented a banned rally.

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Protesters at the encampment oppose Moedas's order to move the tents, and the camp remains in Rossio and asks for the order to be annulled. According to Expresso, the protesters claim the order contradicts a court ruling on the tent, while the PSP says the Market and the encampment are irreconcilable. On the merchants' side, RTP reports they are demanding solutions.

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Citizens and jurists are asking Lisbon mayor Carlos Moedas to meet, "without delay", with the protesters at the encampment and with Baixa shopkeepers. Público reports that jurists and economists are asking that housing protests not be removed without an alternative.

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Protesters at the encampment oppose Moedas's order to move the tents, and the camp remains in Rossio and asks for the order to be annulled. According to Expresso, the protesters claim the order contradicts a court ruling on the tent, while the PSP says the Market and the encampment are irreconcilable. On the merchants' side, RTP reports they are demanding solutions.

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Protests return to France for a fourth consecutive Saturday, according to Poder360 and Folha de S.Paulo. Folha de S.Paulo attributes the phrase «viva Lula» to an opposition leader, though the headlines give no context for that statement. The Daily Star reports that police prevented a banned rally.

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RTP says Moedas wants the tents removed from Rossio, and that protesters plan to extend their protests to the Web Summit. Observador asks whether the tents in Rossio will harm Moedas's Christmas market, without giving an answer. Jornal de Notícias says the encampment is staying in Rossio and asks for Moedas's order to be annulled.

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According to The Times of Israel's headline, France is bracing for more protests, with Yellow Vest activists urging “mass disobedience”. Dhaka Tribune and The Express Tribune also report that France is bracing for protests and that the Yellow Vests urge mass disobedience.

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According to The Times of Israel's headline, France is bracing for more protests, with Yellow Vest activists urging “mass disobedience”. Dhaka Tribune and The Express Tribune also report that France is bracing for protests and that the Yellow Vests urge mass disobedience.

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Diário de Notícias publishes a photo gallery on the third day of tents in Rossio. RTP reports that, in the housing protests, Moedas wants the tents moved from Rossio to Largo de São Domingos, Martim Moniz or Restauradores.

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According to the headlines, France is bracing for protests, with the Yellow Vests calling for “mass disobedience”. The Times of Israel says “more” protests, while the other three headlines refer only to protests.

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Three Brazilian outlets report that Santiago Peña was transferred to a military unit after protests or clashes. Gazeta do Povo describes Peña as a former president of Paraguay, while Metrópoles and Poder360 only give his name.

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Several outlets report that France is bracing for more protests, with the Yellow Vests calling for «mass disobedience». RTP describes it as another Saturday of protests in France.

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Gazeta do Povo reports that IBGE employees were left without salary after strike-related deductions.

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Protesters entered the construction site of a Microsoft data centre in Amsterdam, according to Al Jazeera and The Guardian. Dawn describes the action as part of protests spreading across Europe, while Der Spiegel reports the site was occupied.

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The headlines have little in common: one asks whether strikes work, another asks whether changing shampoo works, and a third asks whether anyone knows the time. Only The Korea Times headline makes a concrete claim, that Park Han-byul says changing shampoo helped her hair loss, and asks whether it really works.

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Carlos Moedas ordered, by dispatch, the encampment in Rossio to leave, according to several headlines. Público adds that the decision goes against a court ruling. A Christmas Market promoter says the protest could jeopardise jobs, and Moedas holds the police and the MAI responsible if the encampment stays in Rossio.

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Lawyers for the protesters detained in Lisbon call on the Public Prosecutor's Office to show «democratic common sense», according to Jornal de Notícias and Observador.

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Several headlines report mass protests in France, with nationwide strikes and marches, and, according to The Hindu, flares in Paris. The South China Morning Post says workers are demanding a “dignified wage”, while the Tehran Times describes it as the biggest day of protests in years.

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Protesters entered the construction site of a Microsoft data centre in Amsterdam, according to Al Jazeera and The Guardian. Dawn describes the action as part of protests spreading across Europe, while Der Spiegel reports the site was occupied.

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According to the headlines, most of the protesters detained at the Lisbon encampment on 20 October have chosen to go to trial.

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According to the headlines, most of the protesters detained at the Lisbon encampment on 20 October have chosen to go to trial.

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According to the headlines, most of the protesters detained at the Lisbon encampment on 20 October have chosen to go to trial.

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According to Diário de Notícias, the Public Prosecutor's Office will hear the 86 protesters detained at the Lisbon encampment this Friday. RTP reports that the protesters are already at the court.

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Several headlines report mass protests in France, with nationwide strikes and marches, and, according to The Hindu, flares in Paris. The South China Morning Post says workers are demanding a “dignified wage”, while the Tehran Times describes it as the biggest day of protests in years.

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According to Diário de Notícias, the Public Prosecutor's Office will hear the 86 protesters detained at the Lisbon encampment this Friday. RTP reports that the protesters are already at the court.

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Protesters detained at the Lisbon encampment are being questioned today by the Public Prosecutor, according to RTP and Observador. Diário de Notícias reports that 86 detainees are to be heard by the prosecutor this Friday. Jornal de Notícias says most of those detained at the 20 October encampment in Lisbon have decided to go to trial.

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Protesters detained at the Lisbon encampment are being questioned today by the Public Prosecutor, according to RTP and Observador. Diário de Notícias reports that 86 detainees are to be heard by the prosecutor this Friday. Jornal de Notícias says most of those detained at the 20 October encampment in Lisbon have decided to go to trial.

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IBGE employees were left without pay after strike-related deductions, according to Gazeta do Povo. Folha de S.Paulo reports that the union says the decision worsens the conflict, and that salaries were zeroed because of the strike.

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Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong has been sentenced to 10 more years in prison, according to Expresso and Hoje Macau. Rappler describes him as a former teenage protest leader who is now facing a decade behind bars.

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CET workers in São Paulo reached an agreement with the city government after threatening a strike. According to Folha de S.Paulo, the planned strike was called off following the deal.

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CET workers in São Paulo reached an agreement with the city government after threatening a strike. According to Folha de S.Paulo, the planned strike was called off following the deal.

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Police used tear gas against protesters in Lyon, according to TASS and CBS News. The Times of Israel and CBC News describe clashes between police and protesters in Lyon, with CBC linking them to nationwide rallies and a public workers' strike.

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A school bus went off the road in France, injuring several people, according to Observador. RTP reports two dead and several injured in the same accident.

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António José Seguro says the right to demonstrate should be exercised without fear and with respect for the law.

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Before the day, Público pointed to fears of violence on the streets.

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Before the day, Público pointed to fears of violence on the streets.

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Several headlines report mass protests in France, with nationwide strikes and marches, and, according to The Hindu, flares in Paris. The South China Morning Post says workers are demanding a “dignified wage”, while the Tehran Times describes it as the biggest day of protests in years.

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António José Seguro says the right to demonstrate should be exercised without fear and with respect for the law.

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Nikolas rebuts criticism from Alcolumbre, saying public demands are not aggression. Poder360 places Nikolas's response as a reply to Alcolumbre, who criticised a protest in Amapá.

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Several headlines report mass protests in France, with nationwide strikes and marches, and, according to The Hindu, flares in Paris. The South China Morning Post says workers are demanding a “dignified wage”, while the Tehran Times describes it as the biggest day of protests in years.

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Before the day, Público pointed to fears of violence on the streets.

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President António José Seguro says the right to demonstrate should be exercised without fear and with respect for the law. All headlines attribute the statement to Seguro; only Expresso and RTP name him in full or give his office in the headline.

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President António José Seguro says the right to demonstrate should be exercised without fear and with respect for the law. All headlines attribute the statement to Seguro; only Expresso and RTP name him in full or give his office in the headline.

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Santiago Peña resigned as president of Paraguay after the Ueno Bank collapse left customers fearing they had lost their savings. Paraguay's prosecutor general has filed charges against Peña over the bank's collapse, according to Clarín. Premium Times reports that Congress rejected the resignation, while Gazeta do Povo reports impeachment proceedings against the president. TASS links the resignation to the Ueno Bank crash; Il Fatto Quotidiano says Peña had ties to the bank.

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Protests in France flared again amid worker strikes and a national day of action, according to CBS News and Al Jazeera. The Hindu describes the situation in Paris as ending with flares and marches, in the context of a nationwide strike.

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Police used tear gas against protesters in Lyon, according to TASS and CBS News. The Times of Israel and CBC News describe clashes between police and protesters in Lyon, with CBC linking them to nationwide rallies and a public workers' strike.

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Police used tear gas against protesters in Lyon, according to TASS and CBS News. The Times of Israel and CBC News describe clashes between police and protesters in Lyon, with CBC linking them to nationwide rallies and a public workers' strike.

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