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Several outlets from different countries report clashes and fires at protests across France, with demonstrators joining students. The Sydney Morning Herald also mentions looting, which the other headlines do not.

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According to RTP and Observador, more than three thousand people protested in Tunisia against rising living costs. Expresso reports thousands taking part in a CGTP march in Porto against the rising cost of living. Jornal de Notícias reports about 60 people demonstrating in Funchal on the same issue.

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Several cities saw protests against rising living costs, highlighted over the weekend and in a national demonstration. In one of the protests mentioned, in Lyon, France, a tourism agency was set on fire. In Funchal, about 60 people demonstrated against the rise in the cost of living.

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Several outlets from different countries reported cost-of-living protests in France, with clashes between police and demonstrators. According to headlines from Geo News, the Sydney Morning Herald and the Express Tribune, tens of thousands of people took part in the demonstrations.

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According to RTP and Observador, more than three thousand people protested in Tunisia against rising living costs. Expresso reports thousands taking part in a CGTP march in Porto against the rising cost of living. Jornal de Notícias reports about 60 people demonstrating in Funchal on the same issue.

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Several Portuguese outlets report that dozens of people were detained during a new day of protests in France. Diário de Notícias links the protests to the cost of living, while Expresso mentions blockades in several cities.

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Several Portuguese outlets report that dozens of people were detained during a new day of protests in France. Diário de Notícias links the protests to the cost of living, while Expresso mentions blockades in several cities.

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Several Portuguese outlets report that dozens of people were detained during a new day of protests in France. Diário de Notícias links the protests to the cost of living, while Expresso mentions blockades in several cities.

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Several Portuguese outlets report that dozens of people were detained during a new day of protests in France. Diário de Notícias links the protests to the cost of living, while Expresso mentions blockades in several cities.

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Several outlets from different countries reported cost-of-living protests in France, with clashes between police and demonstrators. According to headlines from Geo News, the Sydney Morning Herald and the Express Tribune, tens of thousands of people took part in the demonstrations.

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Dozens of people were arrested in France during a new day of protests, according to RTP, Diário de Notícias and Expresso. Diário de Notícias links the protests to the cost of living. Expresso mentions blockades in several cities. Observador reported at 09:00 UTC that dozens of people had gathered for a demonstration in Porto, with no explicit link to the French protests in the headlines.

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Protests against rising living costs took place in several cities, according to Diário de Notícias and Público. RTP and Jornal de Notícias reported that about 60 people demonstrated in Funchal against rising living costs.

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Protests against rising living costs took place in several cities, according to Diário de Notícias and Público. RTP and Jornal de Notícias reported that about 60 people demonstrated in Funchal against rising living costs.

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Protests over the cost of living and housing took place in several Portuguese cities, with RTP describing a nationwide demonstration of growing intensity. In Funchal, the demonstration gathered about 60 people, according to Jornal de Notícias. Brazilian headlines also report similar protests across Europe; Folha de S.Paulo links them to demonstrations in France, while Gazeta do Povo describes them as violent.

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Several headlines report that Indian police detained the founder of the 'Cockroach' movement ahead of a protest in Delhi. A Pakistani outlet reports the founder was detained and then 'arrested', while a Bangladeshi outlet says he was released from Indian police custody. The headlines give different accounts of the founder's situation, and the titles do not confirm his release or current status.

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Journalist Joaquim Letria has died, according to the headlines, in 2026, at the age of 82. Several newspapers and Prime Minister Luís Montenegro highlighted his importance to Portuguese journalism.

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Prime Minister Luís Montenegro denies accusing protesters of selfishness and says his home was threatened. One headline says the prime minister is worried about threats from a protester against his house. According to Diário de Notícias, Montenegro says he addressed political parties, not the protesters.

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Prime Minister Luís Montenegro denies accusing protesters of selfishness and says his home was threatened. One headline says the prime minister is worried about threats from a protester against his house. According to Diário de Notícias, Montenegro says he addressed political parties, not the protesters.

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Prime Minister Luís Montenegro denies accusing protesters of selfishness and says his home was threatened. One headline says the prime minister is worried about threats from a protester against his house. According to Diário de Notícias, Montenegro says he addressed political parties, not the protesters.

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Prime Minister Luís Montenegro denies accusing protesters of selfishness and says his home was threatened. One headline says the prime minister is worried about threats from a protester against his house. According to Diário de Notícias, Montenegro says he addressed political parties, not the protesters.

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Several cities saw protests against rising living costs, highlighted over the weekend and in a national demonstration. In one of the protests mentioned, in Lyon, France, a tourism agency was set on fire. In Funchal, about 60 people demonstrated against the rise in the cost of living.

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Several cities saw protests against rising living costs, highlighted over the weekend and in a national demonstration. In one of the protests mentioned, in Lyon, France, a tourism agency was set on fire. In Funchal, about 60 people demonstrated against the rise in the cost of living.

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Indian police detained Dipke, founder of the 'cockroach' movement, ahead of a protest in New Delhi, according to several headlines. Geo News describes the founder as 'arrested' after the detention, while the other headlines do not specify his current status.

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The Portuguese government has warned that it will not give in to street pressure over housing, according to several Portuguese newspapers. Expresso adds that the CDS party describes the protesters as a minority of troublemakers.

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Indian police detained Dipke, founder of the 'cockroach' movement, ahead of a protest in New Delhi, according to several headlines. Geo News describes the founder as 'arrested' after the detention, while the other headlines do not specify his current status.

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Indian police detained Dipke, founder of the 'cockroach' movement, ahead of a protest in New Delhi, according to several headlines. Geo News describes the founder as 'arrested' after the detention, while the other headlines do not specify his current status.

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Indian police detained Dipke, founder of the 'cockroach' movement, ahead of a protest in New Delhi, according to several headlines. Geo News describes the founder as 'arrested' after the detention, while the other headlines do not specify his current status.

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