France: This Is How the Day of Protests Against the Increase in the Cost of Living Took Place
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Police used tear gas in Paris after a demonstration against the rising cost of living ended, a TASS correspondent reported from the scene. Tensions arose at Place de la Nation, the final stop of the permitted march from Place de la République. The demonstration itself passed peacefully. However, after the column arrived, a group of participants began to insult police officers and set fire to a street waste bin. Law enforcement officers took acti…
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The last meeting point of the demonstrators in Paris was the Plaza de la Nación. The march departed from the Plaza de la República and gathered students, trade unions, yellow vests, among other groups. The general strike was called to protest against the increase in the cost of living. Most of the mobilizations took place peacefully, although there were some riots. Thus, the day of November 5 was lived.
In Paris, tens of thousands of people participate in a trade union march from Place de la République to Place de la Nation.
With the main goal, as the unions say, to maintain pressure on the government in view of negotiations on education and economic issues, protests and demonstrations continue in France today. In Paris, tens of thousands of people are participating in a march by the unions from Place de la République to Place de la Nation. The march is taking place with the permission of the police authorities. On the contrary, without the permission of the police …
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