Paris march drew 110,000 people, according to police, amid fresh nationwide demonstrations over school funding and cost of living
Major protests in Paris and other French cities in challenge to Macron – in pictures
Paris march drew 110,000 people, according to police, amid fresh nationwide demonstrations over school funding and cost of living
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