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What began as a student-led protest over cuts to education spiraled into widespread arson, looting and what the French president called "unrestrained violence" over the weekend. Thousands were arrested and curfews went into effect on Monday.
Read at cbsnews.com →Protests broke out in France and several European countries as people railed against living costs, poor schooling conditions, and a housing crisis.
Read at cnbc.com →France in turmoil after riots and looting: What we know Reuters
Read at reuters.com →Protests in France descended into rioting and looting over the weekend as French President Emmanuel Macron called for calm. The protests started out in September at a high school in a suburb of Paris, and were initially focused on teacher shortages and deteriorating building conditions.
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