Protests Banned in Marseille and Lyon
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While social anger continues to express itself on the street, Emmanuel Macron chooses to restrict non-union demonstrations and convenes a defence counsel, rather than responding to demands.
On the occasion of the new day of national action against expensive living, this Saturday the government planned to mobilize 70,000 gendarmes and police officers. Prefectural orders will prevent parades in several cities.
The violence of 17 and 18 October has prompted the prefects to take radical measures. In addition to curfews, many cities are affected by bans on demonstrations.
As the mobilization approached, several prefectures decided to ban by decree the holding of demonstrations. Emmanuel Macron nevertheless assured that
After the day of Saturday, October 17, some prefectures decided to take action at the dawn of a new wave of mobilizations, scheduled for Saturday, October 24. This Thursday, Emmanuel Macron announced that non-union demonstrations would be banned "whereever possible". Defense to gather or march in certain sectors, curfews... Find a point about the cities of the territory concerned by these new temporary regulations.
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