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French Ministry of the Interior Reports Over Seven Hundred Seventy Arrests Following Nationwide Cost-of-Living Protests

The French Ministry of the Interior confirmed that more than seven hundred seventy people were arrested nationwide following a third consecutive weekend of youth-led demonstrations, labor rallies, and cost-of-living protests that erupted into localized clashes and property damage in Paris and major urban centers.
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