Mobilisation du 17 octobre : tensions en marge des rassemblements à Paris
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Six months before the presidential election, clashes on the margins of the October 17 protests crystallize tensions between the left and the far right Marine Le Pen and Jean-Luc Mélenchon
The day of mobilization on October 17 "against expensive life" is marked by violent tensions throughout France, on the sidelines of the processions that unfold in calm. The extreme right has castigated "a hostage-taking by the extreme left", while Jean-Luc Mélenchon has criticized the strategy of the police and the mediatization of "images of violence". Overview of political reactions. - 17 October: the RN accuses LFI of organising the "chaos", …
As protests and unrest continue in France, protesters in Marseille entered the city hall.
On Saturday, the Place de la République de Paris recorded scenes of violence by demonstrators during the day of protest called all over the country. Some participants burned vehicles and threw objects at the police. Meanwhile, the official demonstration has been held peacefully and in a festive and demanding atmosphere.
France has witnessed protests over the cost of living, which involved clashes with the police, and the protesters set fire to a tourist office in Lyon, in conjunction with a mass demonstration in Paris.
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