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Paris. November 5 Strike: Chahuté, Raphaël Glucksmann "Fights" Hostile Militants and Leaves the Procession

Coming to Paris this Thursday, the Social Democratic candidate was blocked almost an hour from the Republic by hostile activists. His team evokes the presence of "black blocs".

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The candidate of the PS and Place publique went to the start of the Parisian procession on Thursday 5 November, without being able to march, due to the presence of black blocks, according to his team.

·Paris, France
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The left-wing presidential candidates, including Marine Tondelier and Raphaël Glucksmann, joined the union mobilization of November 5 against Emmanuel Macron's policies. They called for action on the...

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VIDEO - Will Thursday be the highlight of a very hot social autumn? Employees and civil servants are called by the unions to strike for their salaries, young and retired to join them in protest, when the government is expected on concrete answers.

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Coming to Paris this Thursday, the Social Democratic candidate was blocked almost an hour from the Republic by hostile activists. His team evokes the presence of "black blocs".

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The PS presidential candidate took part for the first time in a demonstration since the beginning of the fall contest and was quickly exfiled.

·Paris, France
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On Thursday, 5 November, Raphaël Glucksmann went to the demonstration in Paris. The presidential candidate declared that he did not pay attention to the "hostile" activists to his presence in the procession. However, he was forced to leave the Paris mobilisation. - "If there are political activists hostile to our presence, I don't care" : Raphaël Glucksmann leaves the procession before the end of the November 5 (Policy) demonstration.

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Les Echos broke the news in Paris, France on Thursday, November 5, 2026.
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