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Paris: Protest starts at Porte d'Italie, after last-minute change to the route

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France 24Paris: Protest starts at Porte d'Italie, after last-minute change to the route
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France is bracing for another day of cost-of-living protests, with extra police deployed nationwide to prevent a repeat of the violence that followed last Saturday’s demonstrations. In Lyon, where protests have been banned, police used tear gas to disperse…

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