France steps up security ahead of new mass protests over cost of living
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French authorities deployed around 70,000 police and gendarmes nationwide ahead of new protests over living costs and education conditions, with the Louvre, Musée d'Orsay and many shops closed or boarded up over fears of a repeat of earlier unrest; 135 arrests were reported by Saturday afternoon, and police used tear gas on around 150 protesters in Lyon.
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Francuska je u subotu rasporedila oko 70.000 policajaca i žandarma širom zemlje uoči novih masovnih protesta zbog troškova života i uslova u obrazovanju. Vlasti strahuju
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