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Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić concedes defeat in parliamentary elections to the student-led movement. Al Jazeera and CGTN report the student movement's win, while The Hindu says the movement claims a historic victory. TASS publishes a summary of the defeat of Vučić's party in the parliamentary elections. MyJoyOnline reports celebrations in Serbia after Vučić lost the election to the protest movement.

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Housing protest camps in Lisbon and Porto were cleared by police charges that pushed demonstrators back. Diário de Notícias reports at least 33 injured and 31 detained during the forced clearance. Público describes two weeks of protests and three police charges, with injuries and arrests.

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The Madrid tenants' union calls on UGT and CGTP to mobilise for an Iberian general strike set for 11 November.

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Diário de Notícias reports that Fernando Negrão asks the prime minister for an explanation of the police intervention at the housing protests. Jornal de Notícias reports that the PS asks the government for an explanation over its acceptance of the financial compensation.

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Housing protest camps in Lisbon and Porto were cleared by police charges that pushed demonstrators back. Diário de Notícias reports at least 33 injured and 31 detained during the forced clearance. Público describes two weeks of protests and three police charges, with injuries and arrests.

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The CGTP and the PCP accuse the government of trying to limit the right to demonstrate, according to RTP and Diário de Notícias. Observador reports that the PCP says the government will not limit that right, which differs from the other two sources.

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Protests in France brought renewed clashes with police, according to Metrópoles and Diário de Notícias, which also report new demonstrations planned by unions and social movements. Dhaka Tribune and Tehran Times report 1,314 arrests by police, and Tehran Times says 70,000 officers were deployed for the second weekend of protests. The Japan Times writes that France avoided a repeat of looting and riots during the protests.

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The CGTP and the PCP accuse the government of trying to limit the right to demonstrate, according to RTP and Diário de Notícias. Observador reports that the PCP says the government will not limit that right, which differs from the other two sources.

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The CGTP and the PCP accuse the government of trying to limit the right to demonstrate, according to RTP and Diário de Notícias. Observador reports that the PCP says the government will not limit that right, which differs from the other two sources.

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More than 200 justice professionals signed an open letter defending the right to protest, according to RTP, Expresso and Diário de Notícias.

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More than 200 justice professionals signed an open letter defending the right to protest, according to RTP, Expresso and Diário de Notícias.

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More than 200 justice professionals signed an open letter defending the right to protest, according to RTP, Expresso and Diário de Notícias.

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The Madrid tenants' union calls on UGT and CGTP to mobilise for an Iberian general strike set for 11 November.

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The Madrid tenants' union calls on UGT and CGTP to mobilise for an Iberian general strike set for 11 November.

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Protests in France brought renewed clashes with police, according to Metrópoles and Diário de Notícias, which also report new demonstrations planned by unions and social movements. Dhaka Tribune and Tehran Times report 1,314 arrests by police, and Tehran Times says 70,000 officers were deployed for the second weekend of protests. The Japan Times writes that France avoided a repeat of looting and riots during the protests.

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The Jornal de Notícias reports that Pedro Duarte is available for demonstrations that do not break the law in a «slightly overt» way. RTP reports that the PS admits filing a criminal complaint against Pedro Duarte.

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Housing protests in Lisbon and Porto ended in clashes and a police charge, according to RTP. Público describes the demonstrators as peaceful and reports a new police action against them. Fernando Negrão asked the prime minister for explanations about the police intervention, according to Diário de Notícias.

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Several headlines report protests across several European countries, with clashes in Italy and Albania. Observador reports a thousand people detained in France; Jornal de Notícias lists France among the countries with protests but does not mention arrests.

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Protests in France brought renewed clashes with police, according to Metrópoles and Diário de Notícias, which also report new demonstrations planned by unions and social movements. Dhaka Tribune and Tehran Times report 1,314 arrests by police, and Tehran Times says 70,000 officers were deployed for the second weekend of protests. The Japan Times writes that France avoided a repeat of looting and riots during the protests.

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Público says the camps in Lisbon and Porto count more than 50 injured, while the PSP police puts the figure at 11. RTP and Diário de Notícias report that the camps are back, with demonstrations in Lisbon and Porto.

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Livre expects a «firm position» from President António José Seguro and will ask the government for explanations. The headlines link this request to the police charge at housing protests.

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Housing protests in Lisbon and Porto ended in clashes and a police charge, according to RTP. Público describes the demonstrators as peaceful and reports a new police action against them. Fernando Negrão asked the prime minister for explanations about the police intervention, according to Diário de Notícias.

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The newspapers Público and Expresso report a demonstration planned for Tuesday in front of the Parliament. According to Expresso, the protesters left Rossio but promise to close ranks in front of Parliament.

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Livre expects a «firm position» from President António José Seguro and will ask the government for explanations. The headlines link this request to the police charge at housing protests.

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Protests in France brought renewed clashes with police, according to Metrópoles and Diário de Notícias, which also report new demonstrations planned by unions and social movements. Dhaka Tribune and Tehran Times report 1,314 arrests by police, and Tehran Times says 70,000 officers were deployed for the second weekend of protests. The Japan Times writes that France avoided a repeat of looting and riots during the protests.

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Soldiers guard the centre of Milan as thousands of protesters march in cities across Europe.

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Jornal de Notícias reports that police broke into a peaceful protest in Porto, with several injured and six detained. RTP reports that the six protesters detained by the PSP in Porto have been released.

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The PSP police says the operation in Lisbon and Porto left eleven injured and 31 detained. Protesters and the camps speak of more than 50 injured, and Expresso gives 60. RTP describes police charges that pushed protesters back in both cities.

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Almost 1,000 people were arrested in France, according to headlines from BBC News, ABC News, MyJoyOnline, Egypt Independent and Capital FM, during another day of mass protests and clashes. The Sydney Morning Herald only says that protests continue across France, without mentioning arrests. The Japan Times asks whether France's mass protests and riots will spread across the globe, without presenting facts on that.

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Al Jazeera reports that thousands joined protests in Paris as authorities clamped down on disorder.

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More than 400,000 people protested across France against Macron, according to the headlines, and clashes broke out in Paris.

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Expresso, Observador and Gazeta do Povo report almost a thousand people detained at the protests in France. The Sydney Morning Herald reports nearly 1,000 arrests as protests flare in France. The Hindu describes the protests in France as the beginning of the end of Macronism, a reading the other headlines do not make.

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Almost 1,000 people were arrested in France, according to headlines from BBC News, ABC News, MyJoyOnline, Egypt Independent and Capital FM, during another day of mass protests and clashes. The Sydney Morning Herald only says that protests continue across France, without mentioning arrests. The Japan Times asks whether France's mass protests and riots will spread across the globe, without presenting facts on that.

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Soldiers guard the centre of Milan as thousands of protesters march in cities across Europe.

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Tundu Lissu, the jailed Tanzanian opposition leader, plans a hunger strike over being denied access to lawyers, according to The Hindu. The Citizen (Tanzania) and Le Monde (France) also report the threatened hunger strike, which Le Monde links to Lissu's detention conditions.

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Expresso reports that police charged protesters with batons in Porto, while Diário de Notícias reports clashes that the Lisbon Encampment describes as disproportionate violence. Diário de Notícias adds that it is the Lisbon Encampment that denounces the violence as disproportionate; Expresso does not attribute that characterisation to anyone.

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According to RTP, the PSP police advanced on protesters in Rossio, Lisbon, and an undetermined number of injured people are being treated on the spot. Expresso and Observador published images of the police intervention in Rossio.

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Almost 1,000 people were arrested in France, according to headlines from BBC News, ABC News, MyJoyOnline, Egypt Independent and Capital FM, during another day of mass protests and clashes. The Sydney Morning Herald only says that protests continue across France, without mentioning arrests. The Japan Times asks whether France's mass protests and riots will spread across the globe, without presenting facts on that.

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Soldiers guard the centre of Milan as thousands of protesters march in cities across Europe.

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Clashes broke out in Paris and other French cities, according to headlines from Channels TV, The Japan Times and Dhaka Tribune. The headlines say the clashes took place amid fresh protests.

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Almost 1,000 people were arrested in France, according to headlines from BBC News, ABC News, MyJoyOnline, Egypt Independent and Capital FM, during another day of mass protests and clashes. The Sydney Morning Herald only says that protests continue across France, without mentioning arrests. The Japan Times asks whether France's mass protests and riots will spread across the globe, without presenting facts on that.

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According to RTP, the PSP police advanced on protesters in Rossio, Lisbon, and an undetermined number of injured people are being treated on the spot. Expresso and Observador published images of the police intervention in Rossio.

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Observador reports a demonstration that filled Rossio with messages to the government.

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Clashes broke out in Paris and other French cities, according to headlines from Channels TV, The Japan Times and Dhaka Tribune. The headlines say the clashes took place amid fresh protests.

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Housing protests in Lisbon and Porto ended in clashes and a police charge, according to RTP. Público describes the demonstrators as peaceful and reports a new police action against them. Fernando Negrão asked the prime minister for explanations about the police intervention, according to Diário de Notícias.

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Almost 1,000 people were arrested in France, according to headlines from BBC News, ABC News, MyJoyOnline, Egypt Independent and Capital FM, during another day of mass protests and clashes. The Sydney Morning Herald only says that protests continue across France, without mentioning arrests. The Japan Times asks whether France's mass protests and riots will spread across the globe, without presenting facts on that.

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The PSP police warns it will not allow tents in Rossio overnight, according to RTP. Protesters are defying the PSP and have decided to set up tents again in Lisbon and Porto, Público reports. Diário de Notícias says protesters count 130 tents in Rossio. Expresso reports that the Porto camp decided to set up tents again at Praça D. João I, and that police warn they will not allow what they call an illegal encampment.

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The PSP police warns it will not allow tents in Rossio overnight, according to RTP. Protesters are defying the PSP and have decided to set up tents again in Lisbon and Porto, Público reports. Diário de Notícias says protesters count 130 tents in Rossio. Expresso reports that the Porto camp decided to set up tents again at Praça D. João I, and that police warn they will not allow what they call an illegal encampment.

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Almost 1,000 people were arrested in France, according to headlines from BBC News, ABC News, MyJoyOnline, Egypt Independent and Capital FM, during another day of mass protests and clashes. The Sydney Morning Herald only says that protests continue across France, without mentioning arrests. The Japan Times asks whether France's mass protests and riots will spread across the globe, without presenting facts on that.

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Expresso, Observador and Gazeta do Povo report almost a thousand people detained at the protests in France. The Sydney Morning Herald reports nearly 1,000 arrests as protests flare in France. The Hindu describes the protests in France as the beginning of the end of Macronism, a reading the other headlines do not make.

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Thousands took to the streets in Lisbon and Porto in support of the right to housing, with demonstrations in both cities. Público and Diário de Notícias reported the march in the capital and at Praça D. João I in Porto, while RTP and Observador mainly shared images of the mobilisation in Lisbon and Porto. Jornal de Notícias quoted a protester in Porto saying the tent would one day stop being a demonstration.

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Almost 1,000 people were arrested in France, according to headlines from BBC News, ABC News, MyJoyOnline, Egypt Independent and Capital FM, during another day of mass protests and clashes. The Sydney Morning Herald only says that protests continue across France, without mentioning arrests. The Japan Times asks whether France's mass protests and riots will spread across the globe, without presenting facts on that.

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Housing protests took place in Lisbon and Porto, according to Observador and RTP. Jornal de Notícias reports 25 thousand people at the Lisbon demonstration, using the term "egoístas" in quotation marks. Público says police again moved against peaceful protesters; Diário de Notícias reports that Fernando Negrão is asking the prime minister for explanations about that police action. Hoje Macau reports that people detained in Lisbon must appear in court.

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Clashes broke out in Paris and other French cities, according to headlines from Channels TV, The Japan Times and Dhaka Tribune. The headlines say the clashes took place amid fresh protests.

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Expresso, Observador and Gazeta do Povo report almost a thousand people detained at the protests in France. The Sydney Morning Herald reports nearly 1,000 arrests as protests flare in France. The Hindu describes the protests in France as the beginning of the end of Macronism, a reading the other headlines do not make.

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Several headlines report that French police used tear gas as new demonstrations broke out in France, including in Lyon and Paris. TASS says police in Lyon dispersed a student protest with tear gas. BBC News shows footage of clashes between protesters and riot police in Paris, with fireworks and tear gas.

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New protests in France ended in clashes with police, according to Metrópoles, and police made 1,314 arrests, according to Dhaka Tribune. Unions and social movements scheduled new protests, according to Diário de Notícias. Tehran Times reports 70,000 police during the second weekend of mass protests and 1,314 arrests. The Hindu says the protests mark the beginning of the end of Macronism, a reading the other headlines do not confirm.

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Several headlines report protests across several European countries, with clashes in Italy and Albania. Observador reports a thousand people detained in France; Jornal de Notícias lists France among the countries with protests but does not mention arrests.

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Several headlines report that French police used tear gas as new demonstrations broke out in France, including in Lyon and Paris. TASS says police in Lyon dispersed a student protest with tear gas. BBC News shows footage of clashes between protesters and riot police in Paris, with fireworks and tear gas.

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Housing protests took place in Lisbon and Porto, according to Observador and RTP. Jornal de Notícias reports 25 thousand people at the Lisbon demonstration, using the term "egoístas" in quotation marks. Público says police again moved against peaceful protesters; Diário de Notícias reports that Fernando Negrão is asking the prime minister for explanations about that police action. Hoje Macau reports that people detained in Lisbon must appear in court.

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Soldiers guard the centre of Milan as thousands of protesters march in cities across Europe.

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Al Jazeera reports that thousands joined protests in Paris as authorities clamped down on disorder.

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More than 400,000 people protested across France against Macron, according to the headlines, and clashes broke out in Paris.

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Several headlines report protests across several European countries, with clashes in Italy and Albania. Observador reports a thousand people detained in France; Jornal de Notícias lists France among the countries with protests but does not mention arrests.

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Protests spread across France; Al Jazeera reports 135 arrests at marches under heavy police presence, while Tehran Times describes hundreds of protests. The Guardian describes hundreds of thousands marching over school and policing issues, and the Sydney Morning Herald says the protests continue. The Hindu frames the protests as the beginning of the end of Macronism, a political reading the other headlines do not share.

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Expresso, Observador and Gazeta do Povo report almost a thousand people detained at the protests in France. The Sydney Morning Herald reports nearly 1,000 arrests as protests flare in France. The Hindu describes the protests in France as the beginning of the end of Macronism, a reading the other headlines do not make.

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More than 400,000 people protested across France against Macron, according to the headlines, and clashes broke out in Paris.

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Thousands took to the streets in Lisbon and Porto in support of the right to housing, with demonstrations in both cities. Público and Diário de Notícias reported the march in the capital and at Praça D. João I in Porto, while RTP and Observador mainly shared images of the mobilisation in Lisbon and Porto. Jornal de Notícias quoted a protester in Porto saying the tent would one day stop being a demonstration.

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Unions say 800,000 people marched in France, 250,000 of them in Paris, according to ANSA. El Comercio, in Peru, gives a range of 410,000 to 800,000 protesters, citing the government and organisers.

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Thousands took to the streets in Lisbon and Porto in support of the right to housing, with demonstrations in both cities. Público and Diário de Notícias reported the march in the capital and at Praça D. João I in Porto, while RTP and Observador mainly shared images of the mobilisation in Lisbon and Porto. Jornal de Notícias quoted a protester in Porto saying the tent would one day stop being a demonstration.

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According to The Guardian, hundreds of protests were expected across France, with shops, businesses and tourist sites closed. The Tehran Times and The Sydney Morning Herald report that protests were held or continued in various parts of the country.

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More than 130 people were detained during a day of protests in France, according to RTP, Jornal de Notícias and Observador. RTP also reports 136 actions against public order.

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Newspapers report protests in France and elsewhere in Europe, with the first clashes recorded. Diário de Notícias says 135 people have been detained, while Expresso puts the figure at more than 130.

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According to Geo News and Dhaka Tribune, security is high in France, which is bracing for new protests. Al Jazeera reports another day of mass protests with security on high alert, while CBS News describes another weekend of protests.

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The French yellow vests have called for new protests next Saturday, according to Diário de Notícias, Jornal de Notícias and Observador.

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Newspapers report protests in France and elsewhere in Europe, with the first clashes recorded. Diário de Notícias says 135 people have been detained, while Expresso puts the figure at more than 130.

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More than 130 people were detained during a day of protests in France, according to RTP, Jornal de Notícias and Observador. RTP also reports 136 actions against public order.

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Newspapers report protests in France and elsewhere in Europe, with the first clashes recorded. Diário de Notícias says 135 people have been detained, while Expresso puts the figure at more than 130.

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More than 130 people were detained during a day of protests in France, according to RTP, Jornal de Notícias and Observador. RTP also reports 136 actions against public order.

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The French yellow vests have called for new protests next Saturday, according to Diário de Notícias, Jornal de Notícias and Observador.

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The French yellow vests have called for new protests next Saturday, according to Diário de Notícias, Jornal de Notícias and Observador.

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The Hindu and The Times of Israel report that hundreds of soldiers were sent to Milan as protests were planned across Europe. PBS NewsHour and NPR describe soldiers guarding central Milan while thousands of protesters march in cities across Europe. The headlines describe the same situation with different figures: hundreds of soldiers in some, thousands of protesters in others.

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Newspapers report protests in France and elsewhere in Europe, with the first clashes recorded. Diário de Notícias says 135 people have been detained, while Expresso puts the figure at more than 130.

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Several headlines report that French police used tear gas as new demonstrations broke out in France, including in Lyon and Paris. TASS says police in Lyon dispersed a student protest with tear gas. BBC News shows footage of clashes between protesters and riot police in Paris, with fireworks and tear gas.

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Protests spread across France; Al Jazeera reports 135 arrests at marches under heavy police presence, while Tehran Times describes hundreds of protests. The Guardian describes hundreds of thousands marching over school and policing issues, and the Sydney Morning Herald says the protests continue. The Hindu frames the protests as the beginning of the end of Macronism, a political reading the other headlines do not share.

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Several headlines report that French police used tear gas as new demonstrations broke out in France, including in Lyon and Paris. TASS says police in Lyon dispersed a student protest with tear gas. BBC News shows footage of clashes between protesters and riot police in Paris, with fireworks and tear gas.

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Several headlines report that French police used tear gas as new demonstrations broke out in France, including in Lyon and Paris. TASS says police in Lyon dispersed a student protest with tear gas. BBC News shows footage of clashes between protesters and riot police in Paris, with fireworks and tear gas.

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Several headlines report that French police used tear gas as new demonstrations broke out in France, including in Lyon and Paris. TASS says police in Lyon dispersed a student protest with tear gas. BBC News shows footage of clashes between protesters and riot police in Paris, with fireworks and tear gas.

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Protests for the right to housing take place in several Portuguese cities, including Lisbon, Porto, Aveiro, Braga and Coimbra, according to RTP and Jornal de Notícias. Observador reports that Viseu is joining the fight for the right to housing.

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Expresso, Observador and Gazeta do Povo report almost a thousand people detained at the protests in France. The Sydney Morning Herald reports nearly 1,000 arrests as protests flare in France. The Hindu describes the protests in France as the beginning of the end of Macronism, a reading the other headlines do not make.

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France will deploy 70,000 police for new weekend protests, according to The Hindu, Dawn and Channels TV. Observador reports that a new round of protests is scheduled in France, without giving the number of officers. The Indian Express adds that police fired tear gas at protests over living costs.

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Several headlines report that French police used tear gas as new demonstrations broke out in France, including in Lyon and Paris. TASS says police in Lyon dispersed a student protest with tear gas. BBC News shows footage of clashes between protesters and riot police in Paris, with fireworks and tear gas.

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La Tercera adds that France is closing museums in Paris over fears of unrest.

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The Hindu and The Times of Israel report that hundreds of soldiers were sent to Milan as protests were planned across Europe. PBS NewsHour and NPR describe soldiers guarding central Milan while thousands of protesters march in cities across Europe. The headlines describe the same situation with different figures: hundreds of soldiers in some, thousands of protesters in others.

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According to Geo News and Dhaka Tribune, security is high in France, which is bracing for new protests. Al Jazeera reports another day of mass protests with security on high alert, while CBS News describes another weekend of protests.

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According to Geo News and Dhaka Tribune, security is high in France, which is bracing for new protests. Al Jazeera reports another day of mass protests with security on high alert, while CBS News describes another weekend of protests.

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France will deploy 70,000 police for new weekend protests, according to The Hindu, Dawn and Channels TV. Observador reports that a new round of protests is scheduled in France, without giving the number of officers. The Indian Express adds that police fired tear gas at protests over living costs.

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According to Geo News and Dhaka Tribune, security is high in France, which is bracing for new protests. Al Jazeera reports another day of mass protests with security on high alert, while CBS News describes another weekend of protests.

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La Tercera adds that France is closing museums in Paris over fears of unrest.

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Housing protests are scheduled for this Saturday in several Portuguese cities, according to headlines from Observador, Público, Jornal de Notícias and RTP.

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According to The Guardian, hundreds of protests were expected across France, with shops, businesses and tourist sites closed. The Tehran Times and The Sydney Morning Herald report that protests were held or continued in various parts of the country.

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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 new weekend protests, according to The Hindu, Dawn and Channels TV. Observador reports that a new round of protests is scheduled in France, without giving the number of officers. The Indian Express adds that police fired tear gas at protests over living costs.

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Housing protests are scheduled for this Saturday in several Portuguese cities, according to headlines from Observador, Público, Jornal de Notícias and RTP.

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Housing protests are scheduled for this Saturday in several Portuguese cities, according to headlines from Observador, Público, Jornal de Notícias and RTP.

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Housing protests are scheduled for this Saturday in several Portuguese cities, according to headlines from Observador, Público, Jornal de Notícias and RTP.

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France will deploy 70,000 police for new weekend protests, according to The Hindu, Dawn and Channels TV. Observador reports that a new round of protests is scheduled in France, without giving the number of officers. The Indian Express adds that police fired tear gas at protests over living costs.

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France will deploy 70,000 police for new weekend protests, according to The Hindu, Dawn and Channels TV. Observador reports that a new round of protests is scheduled in France, without giving the number of officers. The Indian Express adds that police fired tear gas at protests over living costs.

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Protesters at the Lisbon encampment announced they will set up tents again in Rossio on Saturday, according to Jornal de Notícias, Expresso, Diário de Notícias and Público. An encampment that had spent one night in Marvila, according to Observador, is now returning to Rossio. RTP describes thousands of people in Rossio Square preparing a "mega encampment".

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France will deploy 70,000 police on Saturday, according to CBS News, as it prepares for more mass protests. Observador reports that a new round of protests has been scheduled in the country. The Indian Express adds that police fired tear gas at fresh protests over living costs.

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France will deploy 70,000 police for the weekend, when new protests are expected. Students are calling for further protests; police fired tear gas at demonstrations over living costs, according to The Indian Express. Observador reports that a new round of protests has been scheduled in France, without further details in the headline.

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France will deploy 70,000 police for the weekend as it responds to fresh protests, according to several headlines. Students urge more protests, and police reportedly fired tear gas at protesters, according to The Indian Express. Observador only says a new round of protests is scheduled in France, without giving the number of officers.

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