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Anti-CPE Movement: Nanterre university, Paris, 20th March 2006

Pepper spray attack by police on students and staff occupying Nanterre university on 20th March 2006. Photos from Paris Indymedia.

Submitted by Ed on March 20, 2006
  • police
  • repression
  • France
  • Paris
  • Anti-CPE protests
  • universities
  • occupations

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