The protests in France, triggered by the call "Block everything", have led to thousands of demonstrators on the streets, 250 arrests, and violence in various cities.
Călin Nicolescu
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France is experiencing one of the most intense days of social unrest, with massive protests across the country, triggered by the call "Block Everything" on social media. Thousands of people have taken to the streets, causing chaos in transportation and leading to at least 250 arrests. In Paris, protesters attempted to storm the Gare du Nord station, and the police intervened with tear gas. Violent incidents occurred in cities such as Rennes and Marseille, and infrastructure was affected, including schools and highways. The protests reflect a climate of social discontent, uniting unions and political movements.
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