Massive European protests, marked by 135 arrests in France and police raids in Italy, highlight widespread public anger over deteriorating conditions and demands for systemic change.
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France has deployed 70,000 officers around the country, while Italian police have raided homes in Milan, with protests also under way in Spain and AlbaniaJesse, 40, a charity worker from the north of Paris, had turned out for the street march.She said: “I’m so angry. I’m here to support schoolchildren’s demands for better conditions. I’m so proud of them and we have to stand together.” Continue reading...
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