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Three outlets, from India and the United States, report that the Louvre and two other major Paris museums will close on Saturday, ahead of more protests. The Hindu reports that French authorities have deployed 70,000 officers for the October 24th protests. CBS News adds that shops in Paris are building barricades ahead of the new demonstrations.

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France will deploy 70,000 police for a new weekend of protests, according to headlines from several outlets. The Daily Star says students are urging further protests, and Observador reports a new round of protests has been scheduled in France. The Guardian says the aim is to prevent civil unrest, while CBS News links the deployment to preparations for more mass protests.

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Protests are spreading across Europe, according to Folha de S.Paulo. Brasil no Mundo, on TV Brasil, is analysing the protests, though the headlines say nothing more about its content. The Japan Times describes student protests multiplying across Europe and revealing bleak views of the future. The South China Morning Post asks whether cost-of-living protests could sharpen EU-China trade tensions.

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Spain's Interior Ministry reportedly received alerts of threatened jihadist attacks against police officers and protesters in Spain, according to ABC. El País and El Mundo both report that the Interior Ministry detected or raised the alarm over a jihadist call to attack police officers and protesters during the protests.

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Expresso reports that Macron bans protests he considers "illegitimate" in France. The Indian Express says more than 2,700 people were detained in a week and that Macron blames Trump for the protests. The South China Morning Post reports France deployed 70,000 police for new protests and that Macron delayed an Africa trip.

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Protesters who camped in Rossio Square, in Lisbon, decided to camp there again on Saturday, according to Expresso, Diário de Notícias and Público. Observador only reports that three protesters were still in Rossio, without giving further details about the decision.

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Venezuelans took to the streets to call for elections, in the first national protest in nearly two years.

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Protests are spreading across Europe, according to Folha de S.Paulo. Brasil no Mundo, on TV Brasil, is analysing the protests, though the headlines say nothing more about its content. The Japan Times describes student protests multiplying across Europe and revealing bleak views of the future. The South China Morning Post asks whether cost-of-living protests could sharpen EU-China trade tensions.

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Portuguese outlets cover the housing crisis, highlighting protests and proposed solutions. Observador says resolving the crisis could take ten years. Expresso asks whether the PS and Chega proposals for the crisis can work.

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French authorities are seeking to ban or restrict new protests, according to headlines from Bangladesh and Japan. The New York Times reports that, after riots, French authorities have banned some protests.

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Portuguese outlets cover the housing crisis, highlighting protests and proposed solutions. Observador says resolving the crisis could take ten years. Expresso asks whether the PS and Chega proposals for the crisis can work.

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Venezuelans took to the streets to call for elections, in the first national protest in nearly two years.

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Protests are spreading across Europe, according to Folha de S.Paulo. Brasil no Mundo, on TV Brasil, is analysing the protests, though the headlines say nothing more about its content. The Japan Times describes student protests multiplying across Europe and revealing bleak views of the future. The South China Morning Post asks whether cost-of-living protests could sharpen EU-China trade tensions.

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Venezuelans took to the streets to call for elections, in the first national protest in nearly two years.

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According to Diário de Notícias and RTP, the PSP ordered the removal of tents set up in Rossio. Jornal de Notícias reports that police identified protesters who refused to take down the tents. Expresso says the protesters have stored their tents and sleeping bags and will gather at Saturday's protests.

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Protests are spreading across Europe, according to Folha de S.Paulo. Brasil no Mundo, on TV Brasil, is analysing the protests, though the headlines say nothing more about its content. The Japan Times describes student protests multiplying across Europe and revealing bleak views of the future. The South China Morning Post asks whether cost-of-living protests could sharpen EU-China trade tensions.

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Housing protesters spent the night in the open air at Rossio, Lisbon, after taking down their tents, according to Observador and RTP. Diário de Notícias says police ordered the tents set up at 7:00 to be removed; Jornal de Notícias says police identified protesters who refused to take them down.

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Protesters will not spend the night in Rossio Square, according to Diário de Notícias and Jornal de Notícias. RTP reports that protesters do not feel hostility in Lisbon's Rossio. Observador, however, states that three protesters are still in Rossio, which contradicts the report that they will not stay overnight.

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Protesters will not spend the night in Rossio Square, according to Diário de Notícias and Jornal de Notícias. RTP reports that protesters do not feel hostility in Lisbon's Rossio. Observador, however, states that three protesters are still in Rossio, which contradicts the report that they will not stay overnight.

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Protesters will not spend the night in Rossio Square, according to Diário de Notícias and Jornal de Notícias. RTP reports that protesters do not feel hostility in Lisbon's Rossio. Observador, however, states that three protesters are still in Rossio, which contradicts the report that they will not stay overnight.

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Expresso reports that Macron bans protests he considers "illegitimate" in France. The Indian Express says more than 2,700 people were detained in a week and that Macron blames Trump for the protests. The South China Morning Post reports France deployed 70,000 police for new protests and that Macron delayed an Africa trip.

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Macron bans "illegitimate" protests in France, according to The Guardian and Expresso, as he tries to curb the unrest. The Indian Express reports that 2,700 people were detained in a week and that Macron points the finger at Trump. South China Morning Post says France deployed 70,000 police for new protests and that Macron delayed an Africa trip.

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RTP reports that Macron ordered a ban on protests it considers illegitimate, while the Élysée condemns the "seditious" ones. Folha de S.Paulo and Expresso say Macron banned illegitimate protests or demonstrations in France. Folha adds that shops are preparing amid fears of a new wave of violence.

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French authorities are seeking to ban or restrict new protests, according to headlines from Bangladesh and Japan. The New York Times reports that, after riots, French authorities have banned some protests.

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French authorities are seeking to ban or restrict new protests, according to headlines from Bangladesh and Japan. The New York Times reports that, after riots, French authorities have banned some protests.

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Housing protesters left their tents in Rossio, Lisbon, and spent the night outdoors, according to Expresso, RTP, Público and Diário de Notícias. Jornal de Notícias reports that the PSP police allows people to sleep outdoors again in Rossio.

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Housing protesters left their tents in Rossio, Lisbon, and spent the night outdoors, according to Expresso, RTP, Público and Diário de Notícias. Jornal de Notícias reports that the PSP police allows people to sleep outdoors again in Rossio.

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Several outlets report that Trump asked Musk to lift Starlink restrictions in Ukraine; according to the BBC News and MyJoyOnline, Trump says Musk has restored Ukraine's access to the network. CBS News covers the role of Starlink and Starshield for Ukraine, without mentioning the restrictions episode. The Indian Express reports opposition from an RSS affiliate to Musk's Starlink, with a protest announced in Delhi.

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RTP reports that Macron ordered a ban on protests it considers illegitimate, while the Élysée condemns the "seditious" ones. Folha de S.Paulo and Expresso say Macron banned illegitimate protests or demonstrations in France. Folha adds that shops are preparing amid fears of a new wave of violence.

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According to Diário de Notícias and RTP, the PSP ordered the removal of tents set up in Rossio. Jornal de Notícias reports that police identified protesters who refused to take down the tents. Expresso says the protesters have stored their tents and sleeping bags and will gather at Saturday's protests.

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According to Diário de Notícias and RTP, the PSP ordered the removal of tents set up in Rossio. Jornal de Notícias reports that police identified protesters who refused to take down the tents. Expresso says the protesters have stored their tents and sleeping bags and will gather at Saturday's protests.

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Housing protesters left their tents in Rossio, Lisbon, and spent the night outdoors, according to Expresso, RTP, Público and Diário de Notícias. Jornal de Notícias reports that the PSP police allows people to sleep outdoors again in Rossio.

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Housing protesters spent the night in the open air at Rossio, Lisbon, after taking down their tents, according to Observador and RTP. Diário de Notícias says police ordered the tents set up at 7:00 to be removed; Jornal de Notícias says police identified protesters who refused to take them down.

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Housing protesters left their tents in Rossio, Lisbon, and spent the night outdoors, according to Expresso, RTP, Público and Diário de Notícias. Jornal de Notícias reports that the PSP police allows people to sleep outdoors again in Rossio.

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Protesters for housing in Lisbon took down their tents at Rossio and spent the night outdoors, according to Jornal de Notícias, RTP and Público. Observador says they set up tents again after that night, while Diário de Notícias reports that the PSP ordered the removal of tents set up at 7:00. Expresso reports that the protesters put away their tents and sleeping bags and will concentrate on Saturday's protests.

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RTP reports that protesters decided to spend the night in Rossio despite PSP warnings. Diário de Notícias and Jornal de Notícias state that protesters will not spend the night in Praça do Rossio. The headlines give opposite accounts of whether protesters will stay overnight, and the headlines alone do not show which is accurate or whether the decision changed between the times listed.

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Protesters at the Rossio camp in Lisbon stopped setting up tents and began sleeping outdoors, according to Público, Jornal de Notícias, Expresso and RTP. Diário de Notícias describes protesters arriving at Rossio without tents, but carrying camping bags and sleeping bags. Expresso reports that the tent was swapped for an “aconchada”.

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Protesters at the Rossio camp in Lisbon stopped setting up tents and began sleeping outdoors, according to Público, Jornal de Notícias, Expresso and RTP. Diário de Notícias describes protesters arriving at Rossio without tents, but carrying camping bags and sleeping bags. Expresso reports that the tent was swapped for an “aconchada”.

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Luís Neves, the interior minister, said the PSP police will act in anticipation at housing protests. All four headlines report the same statement, with no differences in content between them.

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A protest against the Vox party in Galicia ended with a police charge and several injured people, according to headlines from Jornal de Notícias, Diário de Notícias and RTP. Observador ran a headline about a police charge manual, without linking it to the protest in its headline.

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A protest against the Vox party in Galicia ended with a police charge and several injured people, according to headlines from Jornal de Notícias, Diário de Notícias and RTP. Observador ran a headline about a police charge manual, without linking it to the protest in its headline.

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A protest against the Vox party in Galicia ended with a police charge and several injured people, according to headlines from Jornal de Notícias, Diário de Notícias and RTP. Observador ran a headline about a police charge manual, without linking it to the protest in its headline.

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Thousands took to the streets of Lisbon and Porto in housing protests after police moves. Diário de Notícias and Jornal de Notícias highlight the court's postponement of the hearing for the 55 people detained in Lisbon, now set for the 27th.

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Thousands took to the streets of Lisbon and Porto in housing protests after police moves. Diário de Notícias and Jornal de Notícias highlight the court's postponement of the hearing for the 55 people detained in Lisbon, now set for the 27th.

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Luís Neves, the interior minister, said the PSP police will act in anticipation at housing protests. All four headlines report the same statement, with no differences in content between them.

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Thousands took to the streets of Lisbon and Porto in housing protests after police moves. Diário de Notícias and Jornal de Notícias highlight the court's postponement of the hearing for the 55 people detained in Lisbon, now set for the 27th.

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Macron called the claims by Trump and others about the French riots 'stupid', according to ABC News, The Sydney Morning Herald and The Hindu. BBC News reports that Macron accuses foreign leaders of exploiting the French riots.

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Luís Neves, the interior minister, said the PSP police will act in anticipation at housing protests. All four headlines report the same statement, with no differences in content between them.

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Thousands took to the streets of Lisbon and Porto in housing protests after police moves. Diário de Notícias and Jornal de Notícias highlight the court's postponement of the hearing for the 55 people detained in Lisbon, now set for the 27th.

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UN experts call on Indian authorities to stop using excessive force to suppress protests, including against unarmed students. The Hindu frames the appeal around unarmed student protesters, while the other headlines refer to protests more generally.

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UN experts call on Indian authorities to stop using excessive force to suppress protests, including against unarmed students. The Hindu frames the appeal around unarmed student protesters, while the other headlines refer to protests more generally.

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UN experts call on Indian authorities to stop using excessive force to suppress protests, including against unarmed students. The Hindu frames the appeal around unarmed student protesters, while the other headlines refer to protests more generally.

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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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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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Several headlines report that the French prime minister announced new curfews will be imposed where necessary. CBS News (US) presents the measure as already being applied by French authorities amid protests, while the other headlines describe an announced decision.

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UN experts call on Indian authorities to stop using excessive force to suppress protests, including against unarmed students. The Hindu frames the appeal around unarmed student protesters, while the other headlines refer to protests more generally.

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