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Cost-of-living protests spread in France and leave detainees and injured in Italy
Protests in France are spreading from education demands to the cost of living and a freeze on salaries. In Italy, media reports announced a toll from Saturday's protests against the cost of living and the government, including the arrest of 28 people and at least 161 others injured.
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- Protests in France are no longer limited to education but have also included the cost of living and a freeze on salaries.
«تتسع الاحتجاجات في فرنسا لتشمل إلى جانب مطالب التعليم قضايا غلاء المعيشة وتجميد الرواتب.»
العربية - The coverage sees this as an extension of demands from a specific sector to broader economic demands.
«يعكس ذلك امتداد المطالب من قطاع بعينه إلى مطالب اقتصادية أوسع.»
العربية - Italian media reports announced the arrest of 28 people and at least 161 others injured in Saturday's protests against the cost of living and the government.
«مشيرة إلى توقيف 28 شخصاً وإصابة 161 آخرين على الأقل.»
السعودية الإخبارية - The cities of Milan, Bologna and Turin in northern Italy saw disturbances during the protests, according to the ANSA news agency.
«وشهدت اضطرابات في مدن ميلانو وبولونيا وتورينو شمال البلاد، وفق ما نقلت وكالة الأنباء الإيطالية “أنسا”.»
السعودية الإخبارية
Sourcesالسعودية الإخباريةالعربية
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