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Massive protests against the rising cost of living continue in Europe. Clashes with the police took place in France, Italy, Spain, Albania and Portugal. French Interior Minister Laurent Nunez said the main marches were peaceful and that the scale of unrest was smaller than on October 17. Trade unions have vowed to continue the protests. The next national event is scheduled for November 5. French Prime Minister LeCorneau has called on the four major telecom companies to temporarily block Snapchat, TikTok, Instagram and X in case of further unrest. Riots also occurred in other countries: - Italy: clashes in Rome, Turin and Bologna. 371 people were brought to the police, nine were arrested. - Spain: In the center of Barcelona, ​​14 shops were looted or damaged and more than 30 arson attacks. About 100 people were arrested. - Albania: In Tirana, protesters attacked government buildings and threw stones and Molotov cocktails at the police. - Portugal: On the night of October 25, the police dispersed a tent camp in protest against the high housing prices in the center of Lisbon. Clashes took place, people were arrested and injured.

Анатолий Шарий · Source

Massive protests against the rising cost of living continue in Europe. Clashes with the police took place in France, Italy, Spain, Albania and Portugal. French Interior Minister Laurent Nunez said the main marches were peaceful and that the scale of unrest was smaller than on October 17. Trade unions have vowed to continue the protests. The next national event is scheduled for November 5. French Prime Minister LeCorneau has called on the four major telecom companies to temporarily block Snapchat, TikTok, Instagram and X in case of further unrest. Riots also occurred in other countries: - Italy: clashes in Rome, Turin and Bologna. 371 people were brought to the police, nine were arrested. - Spain: In the center of Barcelona, ​​14 shops were looted or damaged and more than 30 arson attacks. About 100 people were arrested. - Albania: In Tirana, protesters attacked government buildings and threw stones and Molotov cocktails at the police. - Portugal: On the night of October 25, the police dispersed a tent camp in protest against the high housing prices in the center of Lisbon. Clashes took place, people were arrested and injured.

Massive protests against the rising cost of living continue in Europe. Clashes with the police took place in France, Italy, Spain, Albania and Portugal. French Interior Minister Laurent Nunez said the main marches were peaceful and that the scale of unrest was smaller than on October 17. Trade unions have vowed to continue the protests. The next national event is scheduled for November 5. French Prime Minister LeCorneau has called on the four major telecom companies to temporarily block Snapchat, TikTok, Instagram and X in case of further unrest. Riots also occurred in other countries: - Italy: clashes in Rome, Turin and Bologna. 371 people were brought to the police, nine were arrested. - Spain: In the center of Barcelona, ​​14 shops were looted or damaged and more than 30 arson attacks. About 100 people were arrested. - Albania: In Tirana, protesters attacked government buildings and threw stones and Molotov cocktails at the police. - Portugal: On the night of October 25, the police dispersed a tent camp in protest against the high housing prices in the center of Lisbon. Clashes took place, people were arrested and injured.

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