France deploys 70,000 police as weekend protests over education and living costs begin

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France has mobilized roughly 70,000 officers to oversee demonstrations that are growing over education funding and rising living expenses. Following earlier episodes of violence, authorities have limited the routes protesters are permitted to take. Several major museums in Paris and some shops have shut temporarily as a precaution against possible disorder. Demonstrators are calling for better educational opportunities, higher wages, and stronger public services. The protests are unfolding across the country as the weekend begins.

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