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French police used tear gas to disperse protests in Lyon and Pau

French authorities mobilized 70 thousand agents to contain new acts, which resulted in 135 preventive arrests and the closure of museums and stores in several cities across the country.

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Published October 25, 2026, 07:03 (Brasília time) · 2 min read

French riot police on a street with tear gas smoke and protesters in the background. — Clashes between police and protesters during demonstrations in France Photo: Reprodução/G1

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What happened: Clashes in protests led to the use of tear gas, preventive arrests, and the closure of commercial establishments and museums.
Who is affected: Demonstrators, merchants, and tourists in France.
What changes: Increase in policing to 70 thousand agents, movement restrictions, curfews, and closure of tourist spots.

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