France: Fifth weekend of protests draws smaller but broader crowds

Protests across France on Saturday drew slightly fewer participants than previous weeks but expanded to include a wider range of demands, from cost-of-living to climate and human rights. The movement appears to be consolidating rather than fading, with varied struggles converging. The lower turnout may signal fatigue or a strategic shift, but the broadening of issues suggests sustained political pressure on the government.

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