Thousands March In France Against Far-Right Party Congress
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France's far-right National Rally (RN) party holds its congress on Saturday, a day of announced mass demonstrations across the country and a day ahead of the first major election rally for its candidate Marine Le Pen, a favorite in the polls for April's presidential election. It is expected [...] A post by the far-right RN at a congress in Orleans on the day of announced protests across France appeared first on the New Gazette.
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The protest -- held on a day of fresh nationwide demonstrations over the cost of living after ones a week ago that devolved into street violence -- criticised both Le Pen and centrist President Emmanuel Macron.
More than 10,000 people protested in the French city of Orleans on Saturday against the congress of the right-wing populist party National Rally (RN). The people were called to the demonstration by about 50 political parties, trade unions and organizations.
In Orléans, a demonstration led by left-wing figures, which must gather 11,000 people, opposes the Congress of the National Rally. At the head of the procession, many political leaders, from the socialist Olivier Faure to the Insoumis Bally Bagayoko. Also noticed presence of the mayor of Trappes, the day after the racist attack that hit his commune. To the south of the city, the congress of the RN began under a heavy security device. For the mom…
In Orléans, activists who came to oppose the Congress of the National Rally, held in Zenith, gather in an anti-fascist village placed under high surveillance. Two separate security perimeters were set up to separate the rallies. A scene was also set up for the speeches, including the intervention of the mayor of Trappes, who denounced "hate speeches" that "kill and make victims". Update on the situation with our special envoy on the spot, Elena …
They are 11,000 according to the prefecture, we expected 30,000 of them. Although the procession is likely to be halved, many left-wing layings are there:... The article In Orléans, the anti-RN protest turns into a political tribunal after the shooting of Trappes appeared first on current values.
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