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French Interior Ministry Confirms Mass Arrests Following Nationwide Protests and Clashes Over Cost of Living

The French interior ministry reported that over one thousand four hundred individuals were arrested nationwide following a weekend of massive protests and scattered urban clashes centered on the rising cost of living, public service funding, and mounting economic pressures across France.
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