1. Anti-austerity protests continue in France despite a partial withdrawal of spending cut plans by the new Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu.
2. Over 500,000 people participated in rallies across the country on Thursday, with around 55,000 in Paris demanding better living conditions.
3. Some protests resulted in clashes between demonstrators and security forces; more than 300 people have been detained so far. Labor unions are pushing for higher wages, pensions, and fair taxation.
2. Over 500,000 people participated in rallies across the country on Thursday, with around 55,000 in Paris demanding better living conditions.
3. Some protests resulted in clashes between demonstrators and security forces; more than 300 people have been detained so far. Labor unions are pushing for higher wages, pensions, and fair taxation.
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Anti-austerity protests persist in France despite partial spending cut withdrawal by PM Sebastien Lecornu. Over 500,000 protesters, including 55,000 in Paris, demanded improved living conditions on Thursday. Clashes between demonstrators and security forces led to over 300 arrests. Labor unions