France Braces for Cost-of-Living Protests Ahead of Election
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Drinks, movies, plane tickets or cat croquettes... Everything costs more and more and Internet users make it known on social networks before going to protest on the 17.
The government anticipates more than 300 actions and demonstrations. The organizers announce a thousand. - Mobilization on 17 October: tens of thousands of people expected, what we know about the demonstrations (Social topics).
While calls to protest have been running on social networks for weeks, the opposition's views differ on how to proceed before this day of October 17.
The high school movement, which almost no one had seen coming, set the country on fire within a few weeks. On the eve of Saturday, October 17, the prospect of a convergence of anger has never been more realistic. On the other hand, the government is not powerless: it is deeply responsible.
The youth mobilized since the end of September hopes to see the struggles converge this Saturday during the day of action against expensive life organised throughout the country.
Launched on social networks at the beginning of September, the mobilisation is supported by several trade unions, political parties and youth organisations. Hundreds of actions are announced throughout France.
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