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France imposed a curfew in several areas of Paris, Lyon and Lille, and in Nice according to Público, after a weekend of violence. The French prime minister credited the curfew with a calm night after the protests, a reading the Observador repeats.

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Police cleared the housing protest tents in Lisbon and Porto, and demonstrators in Porto took their own down. The PSP says its action in Lisbon was "adequate and proportional", while participants speak of "dozens of injured or detained". Público quotes a participant who compares the situation to the "worst our country has ever had".

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Housing protests in Lisbon and Porto ended with arrests in Lisbon, according to Expresso and RTP, which give no official figures. Police dispersed protesters in Lisbon and Porto, according to Observador. Diário de Notícias reports more than a thousand protesters at Porto's City Hall and thousands at Rossio in Lisbon. Jornal de Notícias says Porto protesters did not back down despite police charges, while Expresso describes the Porto exit as peaceful.

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Protesters in São Paulo demonstrated against Meta, accusing the company of electoral interference. Headlines differ on who was supposedly favoured: some name Flávio Bolsonaro, while others mention only alleged interference without naming a candidate.

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Housing protests in Lisbon and Porto ended with arrests in Lisbon, according to Expresso and RTP, which give no official figures. Police dispersed protesters in Lisbon and Porto, according to Observador. Diário de Notícias reports more than a thousand protesters at Porto's City Hall and thousands at Rossio in Lisbon. Jornal de Notícias says Porto protesters did not back down despite police charges, while Expresso describes the Porto exit as peaceful.

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Police cleared the housing protest tents in Lisbon and Porto, and demonstrators in Porto took their own down. The PSP says its action in Lisbon was "adequate and proportional", while participants speak of "dozens of injured or detained". Público quotes a participant who compares the situation to the "worst our country has ever had".

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Protesters over housing stayed camped in Lisbon and Porto, according to Diário de Notícias and Público. RTP, Expresso and Jornal de Notícias report that police dismantled the camps, with arrests in Lisbon. On Porto, Expresso says protesters left peacefully and JN says they took down their tents, while Público describes camps still standing.

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Police cleared the housing protest tents in Lisbon and Porto, and demonstrators in Porto took their own down. The PSP says its action in Lisbon was "adequate and proportional", while participants speak of "dozens of injured or detained". Público quotes a participant who compares the situation to the "worst our country has ever had".

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Protesters in São Paulo demonstrated against Meta, accusing the company of electoral interference. Headlines differ on who was supposedly favoured: some name Flávio Bolsonaro, while others mention only alleged interference without naming a candidate.

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Several newspapers from different countries report that Cristiano Ronaldo has been suspended for 30 days after leaving the Portugal squad camp. According to The Hindu, the player was also fined. The Indian Express highlights a $285 fine and mentions the player's net worth of $1.2 billion.

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Protesters in São Paulo demonstrated against Meta, accusing the company of electoral interference. Headlines differ on who was supposedly favoured: some name Flávio Bolsonaro, while others mention only alleged interference without naming a candidate.

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Protesters in São Paulo demonstrated against Meta, accusing the company of electoral interference. Headlines differ on who was supposedly favoured: some name Flávio Bolsonaro, while others mention only alleged interference without naming a candidate.

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According to the headlines, France has imposed curfews, the first ones amid days of violent protests. Two headlines say protests are spreading across several European countries, without naming them. Premium Times describes the protests in France as mass and says they turned violent, while PBS NewsHour links the unrest to social tensions without giving details.

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According to the headlines, France has imposed curfews, the first ones amid days of violent protests. Two headlines say protests are spreading across several European countries, without naming them. Premium Times describes the protests in France as mass and says they turned violent, while PBS NewsHour links the unrest to social tensions without giving details.

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Protesters in São Paulo demonstrated against Meta, accusing the company of electoral interference. Headlines differ on who was supposedly favoured: some name Flávio Bolsonaro, while others mention only alleged interference without naming a candidate.

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Several headlines report that the Portuguese federation has suspended Cristiano Ronaldo for 30 days after he left the Portugal camp. The reported fine differs between sources: one gives £215, while others give €255.

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Several headlines report that the Portuguese federation has suspended Cristiano Ronaldo for 30 days after he left the Portugal camp. The reported fine differs between sources: one gives £215, while others give €255.

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According to the headlines, France has imposed curfews, the first ones amid days of violent protests. Two headlines say protests are spreading across several European countries, without naming them. Premium Times describes the protests in France as mass and says they turned violent, while PBS NewsHour links the unrest to social tensions without giving details.

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Protesters over housing stayed camped in Lisbon and Porto, according to Diário de Notícias and Público. RTP, Expresso and Jornal de Notícias report that police dismantled the camps, with arrests in Lisbon. On Porto, Expresso says protesters left peacefully and JN says they took down their tents, while Público describes camps still standing.

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Six outlets from six countries report that France's prime minister called for curfews as the government deals with unrest. Channels TV in Nigeria highlights a blockade of the Louvre amid the unrest. The Times of Israel, the latest to publish, says curfews were announced in Paris and other cities.

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According to the headlines, France has imposed curfews, the first ones amid days of violent protests. Two headlines say protests are spreading across several European countries, without naming them. Premium Times describes the protests in France as mass and says they turned violent, while PBS NewsHour links the unrest to social tensions without giving details.

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Non-teaching staff went on strike, leading to school closures in several parts of the country. RTP and Jornal de Notícias describe schools closed nationwide, while the other headlines place the closures in several districts or refer to some schools.

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France's interior minister said police 'lost control' during the protests. The Guardian, from the UK, uses the word 'riots' instead of 'protests' in its headline.

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Non-teaching staff went on strike, leading to school closures in several parts of the country. RTP and Jornal de Notícias describe schools closed nationwide, while the other headlines place the closures in several districts or refer to some schools.

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France's interior minister said police 'lost control' during the protests. The Guardian, from the UK, uses the word 'riots' instead of 'protests' in its headline.

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France's interior minister said police 'lost control' during the protests. The Guardian, from the UK, uses the word 'riots' instead of 'protests' in its headline.

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Non-teaching staff went on strike, leading to school closures in several parts of the country. RTP and Jornal de Notícias describe schools closed nationwide, while the other headlines place the closures in several districts or refer to some schools.

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France's interior minister said police 'lost control' during the protests. The Guardian, from the UK, uses the word 'riots' instead of 'protests' in its headline.

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Non-teaching staff went on strike, leading to school closures in several parts of the country. RTP and Jornal de Notícias describe schools closed nationwide, while the other headlines place the closures in several districts or refer to some schools.

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Non-teaching staff went on strike, leading to school closures in several parts of the country. RTP and Jornal de Notícias describe schools closed nationwide, while the other headlines place the closures in several districts or refer to some schools.

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Non-teaching staff went on strike, leading to school closures in several parts of the country. RTP and Jornal de Notícias describe schools closed nationwide, while the other headlines place the closures in several districts or refer to some schools.

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Protesters over housing stayed camped in Lisbon and Porto, according to Diário de Notícias and Público. RTP, Expresso and Jornal de Notícias report that police dismantled the camps, with arrests in Lisbon. On Porto, Expresso says protesters left peacefully and JN says they took down their tents, while Público describes camps still standing.

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Several newspapers from different countries report that France's interior minister acknowledged police 'lost control' during nationwide protests. The Guardian describes the events as riots, while the other headlines refer to protests.

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French President Emmanuel Macron has turned down a resignation request submitted by the interior minister. Público reports that Macron acknowledges shortcomings, while Diário de Notícias links the decision to fresh protests.

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Several newspapers from different countries report renewed tensions in Paris, amid one of France's worst bouts of unrest in years. Headlines also refer to the cost of the unrest and an appeal for calm from President Macron. One headline focuses on the protests at Place de la République, presenting them through photographs.

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Pedro Duarte is awaiting a reply to an invitation to meet housing movement protesters, according to the Jornal de Notícias, Expresso and Diário de Notícias. Observador places the invitation on the ninth day of protests in Porto, while RTP reports that protesters plan to invite Pedro Duarte to speak with them in the square.

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Pedro Duarte is awaiting a reply to an invitation to meet housing movement protesters, according to the Jornal de Notícias, Expresso and Diário de Notícias. Observador places the invitation on the ninth day of protests in Porto, while RTP reports that protesters plan to invite Pedro Duarte to speak with them in the square.

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Supporters of Flávio Bolsonaro gathered on São Paulo's Avenida Paulista for a rally in support of him, according to several headlines. Flávio Bolsonaro arrived at the site and greeted supporters during the event. Poder360 highlights the presence of elite sharpshooters accompanying the rally, a detail the other headlines do not mention.

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Protesters demanding the right to housing are keeping camps in Lisbon and Porto, according to several reports. One outlet describes a calm night and quotes protesters saying they will stay; another reports that the protests were approved by an assembly.

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Pedro Duarte is awaiting a reply to an invitation to meet housing movement protesters, according to the Jornal de Notícias, Expresso and Diário de Notícias. Observador places the invitation on the ninth day of protests in Porto, while RTP reports that protesters plan to invite Pedro Duarte to speak with them in the square.

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Pedro Duarte is awaiting a reply to an invitation to meet housing movement protesters, according to the Jornal de Notícias, Expresso and Diário de Notícias. Observador places the invitation on the ninth day of protests in Porto, while RTP reports that protesters plan to invite Pedro Duarte to speak with them in the square.

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Supporters of Flávio Bolsonaro gathered on São Paulo's Avenida Paulista for a rally in support of him, according to several headlines. Flávio Bolsonaro arrived at the site and greeted supporters during the event. Poder360 highlights the presence of elite sharpshooters accompanying the rally, a detail the other headlines do not mention.

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Pedro Duarte is awaiting a reply to an invitation to meet housing movement protesters, according to the Jornal de Notícias, Expresso and Diário de Notícias. Observador places the invitation on the ninth day of protests in Porto, while RTP reports that protesters plan to invite Pedro Duarte to speak with them in the square.

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France is tallying the cost of violent protests, with more than 1,800 people arrested. Headlines quote the phrase “like we had a war” to describe the impact of the unrest. The Times of Israel frames France as reeling from the cost of the protests, rather than counting it.

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France is tallying the cost of violent protests, with more than 1,800 people arrested. Headlines quote the phrase “like we had a war” to describe the impact of the unrest. The Times of Israel frames France as reeling from the cost of the protests, rather than counting it.

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Headlines say French authorities are counting the cost of violent protests, with about 1,800 people arrested. The Hindu attributes the arrest figure to the Interior Minister. ABC News mentions clashes and looting during the protests, while Dawn and The Times of Israel cite a comparison to war.

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Supporters of Flávio Bolsonaro gathered on São Paulo's Avenida Paulista for a rally in support of him, according to several headlines. Flávio Bolsonaro arrived at the site and greeted supporters during the event. Poder360 highlights the presence of elite sharpshooters accompanying the rally, a detail the other headlines do not mention.

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France is tallying the cost of violent protests, with more than 1,800 people arrested. Headlines quote the phrase “like we had a war” to describe the impact of the unrest. The Times of Israel frames France as reeling from the cost of the protests, rather than counting it.

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Several outlets from different countries report that Trump blames immigration for violent riots and protests in France, which he says are engulfing French cities. One headline describes violent protests rocking France, while others quote Trump saying the country is burning. The Indian Express quotes Trump speaking of hatred in the protesters' hearts, and Punch adds that he urges closing the border.

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France is tallying the cost of violent protests, with more than 1,800 people arrested. Headlines quote the phrase “like we had a war” to describe the impact of the unrest. The Times of Israel frames France as reeling from the cost of the protests, rather than counting it.

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Several outlets from different countries report that Trump blames immigration for violent riots and protests in France, which he says are engulfing French cities. One headline describes violent protests rocking France, while others quote Trump saying the country is burning. The Indian Express quotes Trump speaking of hatred in the protesters' hearts, and Punch adds that he urges closing the border.

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The Ombudsperson has requested information from the PSP about a police intervention against protesters in Porto. Jornal de Notícias reports that the request was made urgently.

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France is tallying the cost of violent protests, with more than 1,800 people arrested. Headlines quote the phrase “like we had a war” to describe the impact of the unrest. The Times of Israel frames France as reeling from the cost of the protests, rather than counting it.

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According to France's Interior Minister, more than 1,800 people have been arrested during violent protests in the country. Outlets are reporting on the cost of the protests, with the phrase 'like we had a war' appearing in three headlines.

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Headlines say French authorities are counting the cost of violent protests, with about 1,800 people arrested. The Hindu attributes the arrest figure to the Interior Minister. ABC News mentions clashes and looting during the protests, while Dawn and The Times of Israel cite a comparison to war.

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Protesters demanding the right to housing are keeping camps in Lisbon and Porto, according to several reports. One outlet describes a calm night and quotes protesters saying they will stay; another reports that the protests were approved by an assembly.

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Several outlets, from Japan, Israel, Pakistan and the United States, report mass protests in France that have escalated into riots. According to The Times of Israel, 1,200 people have been arrested and 150 police officers injured. The Jerusalem Post links the protests to the cost of living in Paris.

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Protesters demanding the right to housing are keeping camps in Lisbon and Porto, according to several reports. One outlet describes a calm night and quotes protesters saying they will stay; another reports that the protests were approved by an assembly.

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Several outlets, from Japan, Israel, Pakistan and the United States, report mass protests in France that have escalated into riots. According to The Times of Israel, 1,200 people have been arrested and 150 police officers injured. The Jerusalem Post links the protests to the cost of living in Paris.

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Protests in France drew between 500,000 and 800,000 people, according to the figures reported, which vary by outlet. RTP reports that five people are in critical condition in Paris following the protests. The New York Times publishes an explainer asking why protests are taking place in France.

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Protesters demanding the right to housing are keeping camps in Lisbon and Porto, according to several reports. One outlet describes a calm night and quotes protesters saying they will stay; another reports that the protests were approved by an assembly.

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Several outlets, from Japan, Israel, Pakistan and the United States, report mass protests in France that have escalated into riots. According to The Times of Israel, 1,200 people have been arrested and 150 police officers injured. The Jerusalem Post links the protests to the cost of living in Paris.

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Several outlets, from Japan, Israel, Pakistan and the United States, report mass protests in France that have escalated into riots. According to The Times of Israel, 1,200 people have been arrested and 150 police officers injured. The Jerusalem Post links the protests to the cost of living in Paris.

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Several outlets report protests in France, with looting, fires and violent clashes across different parts of the country. BBC News mentions that hundreds of people were arrested after the protests. CBS News describes the protests as new and nationwide, with buildings looted and burned.

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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 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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Several outlets, from Japan, Israel, Pakistan and the United States, report mass protests in France that have escalated into riots. According to The Times of Israel, 1,200 people have been arrested and 150 police officers injured. The Jerusalem Post links the protests to the cost of living in Paris.

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Protesters in Porto have decided to camp again in Praça D. João I, according to four Portuguese outlets. Observador describes the early hours at the square as having been without police, while the other headlines do not mention any police presence.

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Several outlets report protests in France, with looting, fires and violent clashes across different parts of the country. BBC News mentions that hundreds of people were arrested after the protests. CBS News describes the protests as new and nationwide, with buildings looted and burned.

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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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Protesters in Porto have decided to camp again in Praça D. João I, according to four Portuguese outlets. Observador describes the early hours at the square as having been without police, while the other headlines do not mention any police presence.

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Protesters in Porto have decided to camp again in Praça D. João I, according to four Portuguese outlets. Observador describes the early hours at the square as having been without police, while the other headlines do not mention any police presence.

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Several outlets report protests in France, with looting, fires and violent clashes across different parts of the country. BBC News mentions that hundreds of people were arrested after the protests. CBS News describes the protests as new and nationwide, with buildings looted and burned.

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Protests in France drew between 500,000 and 800,000 people, according to the figures reported, which vary by outlet. RTP reports that five people are in critical condition in Paris following the protests. The New York Times publishes an explainer asking why protests are taking place in France.

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Protests in France drew between 500,000 and 800,000 people, according to the figures reported, which vary by outlet. RTP reports that five people are in critical condition in Paris following the protests. The New York Times publishes an explainer asking why protests are taking place in France.

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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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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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Several outlets report protests in France, with looting, fires and violent clashes across different parts of the country. BBC News mentions that hundreds of people were arrested after the protests. CBS News describes the protests as new and nationwide, with buildings looted and burned.

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