What is happening
What the sources report
The French government imposed targeted night-time traffic bans in Paris and other major cities, while thousands of police officers and military forces are being deployed. Ta Nea
In Limoges, flames engulfed the 19th-century town hall and caused almost total destruction of the building. Capital.gr
In France it all began on 21 September in Créteil, when high school students took to the streets over the condition of their schools. enikos.gr
In Albania the protests continued for an eighth day, with clashes between demonstrators and police in Tirana, while students protest over financial difficulties, shortages in infrastructure and housing problems. Ta Nea
In Spain and Portugal, tent camps have appeared against high rents. Capital.gr
Where they differ
On the number of arrests in France, Ta Nea reports more than 2,500 people in custody, while Capital.gr and in.gr write of 2,400 arrests. Capital.gr in.gr Ta Nea
On participation in the demonstrations of 17 October, TheBest.gr writes that the Ministry of Interior counts about 550,000 demonstrators and the CGT 800,000, while in.gr reports 550,000 according to the Ministry of Interior and 800,000 according to the organisers. TheBest.gr in.gr
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Headlines from 3 outlets without a political rating
- ENenikos.gr · 19 Oct, 22:52Η Ευρώπη στους δρόμους: Από τη Γαλλία μέχρι την Αλβανία η κοινωνική οργή εξαπλώνεται – Γιατί μπορεί να ωφεληθεί η Ακροδεξιά
- THTheBest.gr · 20 Oct, 08:34Από το Παρίσι έως τα Τίρανα: Γιατί η κοινωνική οργή εξαπλώνεται στην Ευρώπη
- STStar · 20 Oct, 14:07Από τη Γαλλία έως την Αλβανία: Οργή στους δρόμους και διαδηλώσεις