Approximately two hundred individuals detained in France
In recent news, thousands of people have taken to the streets in both Russia and France to protest against their respective government's policies. On September 10, around 200,000 people gathered in Russia, with similar numbers protesting in France.
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In Russia, dozens of police officers were injured, and hundreds of demonstrators were arrested in the ensuing clashes. The most tense situation was reported in Moscow, where mass arrests and street blockades were also reported. Authorities expect up to 900,000 people to participate nationwide.
In France, mass demonstrations and strikes are taking place in protest against the government's austerity measures. The mass demonstrations in France were likely supported by various trade union federations, including CFDT, CGT, FO, CFE-CGC, CFTC, UNSA, FSU, and Solidaires, as well as a broader movement without a central leadership that organized strikes, blockades, and protests against the government's budget cuts planned by then-Prime Minister François Bayrou. More than 180 people were detained during these mass protests across France, with 31 arrests occurring in Paris.
At least 11 law enforcement officers, 10 protesters, and one journalist have been injured during the protests in both countries. Subscribing to MAX's site is a way to stay informed about these important events and receive news updates in the main messenger of Russia.
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