"burn everything"

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23 March 2023

A person holds a sign reading Burn everything down, in Paris, France, on March 23, 2023. France protests against the unpopular pensions reform - whose aim is raisin the legal age of retirement from 62 to 64 - , days after PM Elisabeth Borne pushed the reform through Parliament using article 49.3. On Monday, the two votes of no-confidence to knock over the government were both rejected. On Wednesday, President Macron announced on TV that he wanted the reform to be implemented before the end of the year.

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17 February 2023

Students and teachers demonstrate with placards bearing slogans such as ''Block everything, burn everything'', ''Turn off Macron, it's not Versailles here'' during a demonstration in Paris on February 16, 2023 that follows a call for strike and demonstration by the intersyndicale composed of the eight main employee unions and the main youth organizations in order to protest against the pension reform project proposed by the French government which wants to increase the retirement age from 62 to 64 years.

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8 February 2023

A demonstrator holds a sign saying ''Block everything, burn everything'' in a march of students and teachers during the third day of major strikes and demonstrations in Paris on 7 February 2023 to protest against the French government's bill to reform the pension system by changing the retirement age from 62 to 64 and increasing the minimum number of years of contribution from 42 to 43 years. The majority of the French population is opposed to this.

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9 September 2020

The impact on animals in Pocone, Mato Grosso, Brazil, on August 24, 2020. Toucan feeds on fruit offered at an inn at km 110 of the Transpantaneira highway whose fire consumed everything around along with the woldfires that has already burned more than 16.500 sq. km of the brazilian Pantanal The brazilian Pantanal - one of the largest tropical floodplains in the world - is suffering since the end of July with the worst wildfires in its registered history. More than 12%, or 16.500 sq. km (almost the size of Kuweit) has already been burned, and the situation may get better only in October, when it's expected to rain.

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9 September 2020

The impact on animals in Pocone, Mato Grosso, Brazil, on August 23, 2020. The Blue macaw - animal threatened of extinction - feeds on fruit offered at an inn at km 110 of the Transpantaneira highway whose fire consumed everything around along with the woldfires that has already burned more than 16.500 sq. km of the brazilian Pantanal The brazilian Pantanal - one of the largest tropical floodplains in the world - is suffering since the end of July with the worst wildfires in its registered history. More than 12%, or 16.500 sq. km (almost the size of Kuweit) has already been burned, and the situation may get better only in October, when it's expected to rain.

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