A Shielded France Faces Another Day of Protests with About Half a Million People on the Streets
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French students again take to the streets of the country for another weekend, while their anger spreads more and more to other sectors. During the demonstrations of this October 31, health care workers, teachers and public officials, and among them, also familiar faces, such as that of the leader of La Francia Insumisa, Jean-Luc Melenchon. "Macron will have to give in or leave," he said.
The newspaper Libération announced: Half a million protesters across France, including 200,000 in Paris, participated in today's popular protests.
Mass demonstrations took place today in all major cities in France, despite the bans of the authorities. The article Uproar in France: Almost half a million protesters in the streets – 296 arrests, Molotov cocktails and sparklers appeared first on Documento.
Nearly half a million people took part in demonstrations across France today, including 200,000 in Paris, a coalition of youth organizations said.
Nearly half a million people took part in demonstrations across France today, including 200,000 in Paris, a coalition of youth organizations and unions representing high school and university students said, while police estimated 320,000 people were on the streets.
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