France took to the streets again on October 24, as rising living costs brought about 800,000 protesters nationwide, including 250,000 in Paris, across the country, according to the General Confederation of Labor (CGT). Although the march in Paris was largely peaceful, its end was marked by clashes between protesters and the police, who fired tear gas and water cannons. A correspondent for El Mayadins in Paris reported arrests, injuries and cases of strangulation after firing tear gas, while police ordered protesters gathered near Port de Vincennes to leave the area. expect.

France took to the streets again on October 24, as rising living costs brought about 800,000 protesters nationwide, including 250,000 in Paris, across the country, according to the General Confederation of Labor (CGT). Although the march in Paris was largely peaceful, its end was marked by clashes between protesters and the police, who fired tear gas and water cannons. A correspondent for El Mayadins in Paris reported arrests, injuries and cases of strangulation after firing tear gas, while police ordered protesters gathered near Port de Vincennes to leave the area. expect.