Al Jazeera: Cost of living protests return to France, Interior Ministry reports 106,000 participants while student union estimates 200,000
According to Al Jazeera, French "Yellow Vest" and youth groups held fresh protests on Saturday over issues including the cost of living. The Ministry of the Interior stated that 106,000 people participated nationwide, including 24,000 in Paris, which is lower than last week. Meanwhile, student unions estimated nationwide turnout at 200,000, with nearly 100,000 in Paris. The protesters' demands center on the cost of living, low wages, educational conditions, and police violence. Unions have already called for another strike on Tuesday, though the strike has not yet taken place.
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