Costumed Protesters Join Demonstrations Across France Against Rising Living Costs

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Demonstrators dressed as superheroes such as Captain America, Batman and Spider-Man took part in recent protests in France. The movement reportedly started with student grievances before widening to include various groups opposed to the growing cost of living. In cities including Marseille and Paris, the demonstrations led to clashes with police. Some participants also appeared in the guise of historical figures, with Napoleon among those reported.

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