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Young People Protest Across Europe Over Schools, Housing and Living Costs

Young People Protest Across Europe Over Schools, Housing and Living Costs

Protest placard in Nancy by Florian Cuny, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Protests led largely by young people are spreading across Europe over failing schools, housing and the cost of living. French pupils have clashed with police over teacher shortages, while Spanish and Portuguese activists demand lower rents. Italy's Milan saw two days of looting, with more than 200 detained. Albanians are protesting over corruption and poor education, and Belgium held its first cost-of-living marches on Saturday.

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