Las noticias de la SER, 18:14 (24/10/2026)

Protests erupt across France as police clash with demonstrators in cities including Paris, Lyon, and Marseille. Authorities report at least 135 arrests, primarily related to the possession of fireworks. While the situation appears less severe than the previous weekend, tensions rise as police deploy water cannons to disperse crowds in Paris, where participation is estimated at 250,000 according to unions and 110,000 according to police.

In Lyon, where protests are banned, thousands defy the restrictions, leading to confrontations with police who respond with tear gas. Similar unrest is reported in Marseille, where fires break out, and other cities like Strasbourg and Nantes experience heightened tensions. In Toulouse, a protester sustains serious injuries.

In international news, Ukraine conducts strikes on Russian chemical plants, targeting facilities in Omsk and Samara. President Zelensky announces the restoration of military systems provided by the U.S., crucial for logistics and drone detection on the front lines. Meanwhile, Argentine President Javier Milei criticizes Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, accusing him of corruption and attempting to manipulate upcoming elections. Milei's remarks include derogatory terms aimed at Sánchez, reflecting ongoing political tensions between the two leaders.

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