Map Shows Where Protests Are Planned Across Europe This Weekend
Summary
European countries are preparing for protests this weekend in several cities. The demonstrations are driven by concerns like high living costs, low wages, government frustration, and conflicts in the Middle East.Key Facts
- France is deploying about 70,000 police officers, including anti-terrorism units, to prevent violence after recent looting and clashes.
- Recent protests in France involved hundreds of thousands of people, with some turning violent.
- A drive-by shooting near Paris was labeled a racially motivated terror attack; the suspect has been arrested.
- The U.S. embassy in Paris warned Americans to avoid crowded places during the weekend protests.
- Italy plans protests in cities like Rome and Milan, with hundreds of police and 500 soldiers deployed for security.
- Italian authorities increased penalties for rioting youths and can detain children as young as 14 involved in violence.
- Milan police say many young protesters are second-generation Italians.
- Spain expects protests in Madrid that could slow traffic and advises using public transportation.
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