60,000 Protesters Expected to Attend Today's Paris Demonstration
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French authorities expect between 40,000 and 60,000 people to participate in protests in Paris today (Saturday) against rising living costs and declining purchasing power.
Some 46,000 people took part in a massive demonstration against the rise in the cost of living in Paris, and people took to the streets of the French capital on Saturday, 7 November, demanding an increase in the purchasing power of the population and an improvement in the conditions for young people, as reported by BFMTV with reference to data from the city prefecture.
According to the authorities, the mobilization "for youth and against expensive life" gathered little, on Saturday, November 7, only two days after the last demonstration.
Paris, Nov 7 (Latin Press) Without the government's planned responses to your requests, some 60,000 protesters are expected to march today in this capital in demand to curb the cost of living, raise wages and prevent the reduction of social spending.The post About 60,000 protesters planned in Paris first appeared on News Prensa Latina.
The demonstration is related to citizens ' dissatisfaction with the decline in the purchasing power of the population, and local law enforcement is preparing to attend a demonstration of up to 400 radicals.
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