French labor protests end in tear gas as police clear protesters

Headline from CBS News · First reported Nov 5, 9:08 AM ET (11h ago) · Updated Nov 5, 7:46 PM ET · 2 sources, 2 articles

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Teachers, transport employees and other union workers walked off the job on Thursday, joining massive nationwide protests over wages and the cost of living. Ramy Inocencio reports from Paris, France.

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EuronewsLeft-CenterMostly Factual·Nov 5, 9:08 AM ET

France: Up to 55,000 march in Lyon amid clashes and tear gas

Tens of thousands marched through Lyon area during a nationwide strike over wages and purchasing power. Police charged demonstrators and used tear gas as clashes erupted along the protest route.

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CBS NewsRight-CenterMostly Factual·Nov 5, 7:46 PM ET

French labor protests end in tear gas as police clear protesters

Teachers, transport employees and other union workers walked off the job on Thursday, joining massive nationwide protests over wages and the cost of living. Ramy Inocencio reports from Paris, France.

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