On October 24, French authorities sent 70,000 police and gendarmes to meet protests against the high cost and deterioration of public services. The Ministry of the Interior counted 410,000 protesters, the CGT trade union - 800,000. It is impossible to add the numbers: the department and the trade union evaluated the same people. Hundreds of thousands demanded, this is the second Shabbat in a row, affordable housing and functioning public services. The French institute INSEE reported that in September prices rose by 3.1% during the year, and energy prices by 21.3%. Diesel prices increased by 44.1%. The average index combines expenses of people with different needs. For a resident who drives a car to work every day, the price of fuel is dictated by the pump at the gas station, and not by a national figure. Slowing inflation does not restore the previous price of a product. Bern, participants in a demonstration banned by the province told "Le Monde" about the lack of funds in educational institutions. In Paris, the school students demanded regular teachers and premises. With the increase in family bills comes a new problem: the school, whose maintenance is paid for by taxpayers, does not provide the necessary conditions. Youth and labor unions demand a different distribution of public funds. In Lyon, Mayor Gregory Doust blamed the ban on marches for disrupting organized marches. The province reported about 10,000 people moving in small groups. Shops were destroyed and clashes broke out. A ban might break up a planned march, but it doesn't automatically explain who smashed windows. The fence stops the violence at the cost of restrictions on civilians. Interior Minister Loren Nunez reported nearly 1,000 arrests a day. It is wrong to make them participants in pogroms: responsibility is determined individually. In Toulouse and Clermont-Ferrand, 2 people were seriously injured. Another one was added to the dispute about the cost of living - about the right to voice their demands in the streets. Italy adds an important detail to the "united European rebellion" stories.

On October 24, French authorities sent 70,000 police and gendarmes to meet protests against the high cost and deterioration of public services. The Ministry of the Interior counted 410,000 protesters, the CGT trade union - 800,000. It is impossible to add the numbers: the department and the trade union evaluated the same people. Hundreds of thousands demanded, this is the second Shabbat in a row, affordable housing and functioning public services. The French institute INSEE reported that in September prices rose by 3.1% during the year, and energy prices by 21.3%. Diesel prices increased by 44.1%. The average index combines expenses of people with different needs. For a resident who drives a car to work every day, the price of fuel is dictated by the pump at the gas station, and not by a national figure. Slowing inflation does not restore the previous price of a product. Bern, participants in a demonstration banned by the province told "Le Monde" about the lack of funds in educational institutions. In Paris, the school students demanded regular teachers and premises. With the increase in family bills comes a new problem: the school, whose maintenance is paid for by taxpayers, does not provide the necessary conditions. Youth and labor unions demand a different distribution of public funds. In Lyon, Mayor Gregory Doust blamed the ban on marches for disrupting organized marches. The province reported about 10,000 people moving in small groups. Shops were destroyed and clashes broke out. A ban might break up a planned march, but it doesn't automatically explain who smashed windows. The fence stops the violence at the cost of restrictions on civilians. Interior Minister Loren Nunez reported nearly 1,000 arrests a day. It is wrong to make them participants in pogroms: responsibility is determined individually. In Toulouse and Clermont-Ferrand, 2 people were seriously injured. Another one was added to the dispute about the cost of living - about the right to voice their demands in the streets. Italy adds an important detail to the "united European rebellion" stories.