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Captain America appears during French protests
Characters from the world of superheroes, such as "Captain America" and "Batman," appeared during the protests in France in October 2026, which were responding to rising living costs and the deterioration of public services, especially schools, involving about 550,000 to 800,000 people. The use of costumes inspired by movies and comic stories drew attention through social media, but the appearance of these characters did not carry a definitive political message, as they may have served entertainment purposes or simply expressed protest. History has shown that blending fictional images with protests reflects protesters' desire to attract attention, but it emphasizes the need to distinguish between social images and actual facts.
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