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Nov 2, 2026

speaker_0HOST
16:38
For further information, see Reuters, Associated Press, Noor News, and Al Jazeera.
speaker_1HOST
16:43
French student protests resume ahead of planned nationwide strike.
speaker_0HOST
16:47
Student protests have resumed across France as schools reopen following the autumn holidays, with further demonstrations planned later this week.
speaker_0HOST
16:54
According to the Education Ministry's Monday morning assessment, 41 secondary schools, approximately 1% nationwide, faced blockades or attempted blockades.
speaker_0HOST
17:03
Students are demanding better educational facilities, more teachers and relief from rising living costs.
Jamie Smith-MailletGUEST
5:23
And that's the concern that's being launched by the Minister of the Interior, rather than, as you were saying, the sort of scuffles or clashes that very often do occur at the end of mass demonstrations or protests.
Jamie Smith-MailletGUEST
5:36
And also, like we have seen this weekend in other countries across Europe, sort of parallels can be drawn in some ways with Germany, where Protesters this weekend broke out into clashes at the end, incidents of looting as well in the cities of Frankfurt being noted.
Jamie Smith-MailletGUEST
5:55
So some interesting parallels being drawn between these events across Europe.
speaker_3NARRATOR
6:01
News Talk Breakfast
speaker_0HOST
18:05
Around 70,000 security personnel were deployed nationwide.
speaker_0HOST
18:09
While participation has declined over successive weekends, the protest movement remains active.
speaker_0HOST
18:14
Student organizations are planning school and university blockades ahead of further nationwide strike actions scheduled for the 5th of November.
speaker_0HOST
18:21
For further information, see the French Ministry of the Interior, Le Monde, Les Parisiens, and Agence France-Presse.
speaker_0HOST
19:55
The tragedy raises urgent questions about railway safety procedures and the protection of passengers when critical systems malfunction.
speaker_0HOST
20:02
For further information, see RTVE, El País, Agencia EFE and Spain's official state gazette.
speaker_1HOST
20:08
Portuguese police clear housing protest camps as anger over rental reforms intensifies.
speaker_0HOST
20:13
Portuguese police have cleared housing protest camps in Lisbon and Porto following demonstrations against rising accommodation costs and proposed rental reforms.
Brian SimpsonHOST
36:54
I believe they can get those.
Brian SimpsonHOST
36:54
Man, everywhere we go, there's protests.
Brian SimpsonHOST
36:56
Like in France, they're rioting.
Brian SimpsonHOST
36:58
In Spain, they're rioting.
Matthew RemskiHOST
43:49
They're talking about intense academic discipline.
Matthew RemskiHOST
43:52
But they're also saying that, you know, many got their start in the Manif through a kind of rage over Palestine as an entry point.
Matthew RemskiHOST
44:01
So I'm wondering if that aspect has made it easier for the Macron government to delegitimize the movement.
Anthony MansuyGUEST
44:09
They delegitimize it the same way they delegitimize the Palestinian movement.
Adam McManusHOST
2:41
Here in the United States, a pastor was arrested after praying outside the Chinese embassy in Washington, D.C. Pastor Patrick Mahoney is the director of the Christian Defense Coalition.
Adam McManusHOST
2:54
He's protested many times outside the embassy against China's human rights abuses.
Adam McManusHOST
3:00
This time the Chinese delegation was able to get him arrested on American soil.
Adam McManusHOST
3:06
The American Center for Law and Justice is defending Patrick Mahoney.
Rudy MartinezHOST
10:56
UN experts condemn French crackdown.
Rudy MartinezHOST
10:58
Four UN human rights experts said Wednesday that France's mass arrests of student protesters appeared disproportionate.
Rudy MartinezHOST
11:05
The experts said excessive force, violence, and mass arrests are not appropriate responses to a protest movement in a state governed by the rule of law.
Rudy MartinezHOST
11:13
They called injuries to underage demonstrators unacceptable and unjustifiable, and said the arrest and detention of several thousand people, mainly minors, appear disproportionate and deter people from exercising their freedoms.
Rudy MartinezHOST
11:25
The experts also condemned violence by protesters and regretted that police officers were injured and shops vandalized.
Rudy MartinezHOST
11:31
The experts are Farida Shahid, Gina Romero, Leopoldo Maldonado Gutierrez, and Pau Perez Saleh.
Rudy MartinezHOST
11:39
The protests started several weeks ago in the overseas territories of French Guiana and Mayotte, where schools were blockaded over a lack of resources.
Rudy MartinezHOST
13:45
About another 500 people gathered in Besançon.
Colin WrightHOST
0:15
On October 17th, 2026, hundreds of thousands of people marched in cities across France.
Colin WrightHOST
0:22
Many were protesting the price of fuel, groceries, and other necessities.
Colin WrightHOST
0:27
Others were high school students, parents, teachers, and union members demanding better schools and public services.
Colin WrightHOST
0:34
Most of those marches were completely peaceful.
Shawn FarashHOST
17:55
out.
Shawn FarashHOST
17:55
Protestors.
Shawn FarashHOST
17:59
Protestors.
Shawn FarashHOST
18:01
in Italy broke into the Colosseum.
Shawn FarashHOST
18:05
The Colosseum.

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