Mass demonstrations are taking place in France for the fourth weekend in a row. Le Monde The collaborators gathered at the Place de la République in Paris, from where they headed to the Place Nationale. The organizers were student associations and trade unions, including CGT, FO, FSU, Solidarity and CFDT. The demonstrators demand an increase in the purchasing power of the population, an increase in funding for education and an improvement in the situation of the young. According to Le Monde, the Paris police estimated the number of demonstrators at 46 thousand. At the time of publication, organizers had not provided their own estimate of the number of protesters. Authorities described the situation in the capital region as calm. However, after the end of the procession, clashes with the police occurred: a group of aggressive participants began to insult the law enforcement officers and set fire to a trash can. The police began to disperse the crowd using tear gas. By 4:45 p.m. local time, law enforcement officers had conducted 5,813 checks and arrested 15 people. In Lyon, police also used tear gas to disperse participants in a protest that did not coordinate with the authorities, BFMTV reported. Hakin.az Contact us.

Mass demonstrations are taking place in France for the fourth weekend in a row. Le Monde The collaborators gathered at the Place de la République in Paris, from where they headed to the Place Nationale. The organizers were student associations and trade unions, including CGT, FO, FSU, Solidarity and CFDT. The demonstrators demand an increase in the purchasing power of the population, an increase in funding for education and an improvement in the situation of the young. According to Le Monde, the Paris police estimated the number of demonstrators at 46 thousand. At the time of publication, organizers had not provided their own estimate of the number of protesters. Authorities described the situation in the capital region as calm. However, after the end of the procession, clashes with the police occurred: a group of aggressive participants began to insult the law enforcement officers and set fire to a trash can. The police began to disperse the crowd using tear gas. By 4:45 p.m. local time, law enforcement officers had conducted 5,813 checks and arrested 15 people. In Lyon, police also used tear gas to disperse participants in a protest that did not coordinate with the authorities, BFMTV reported. Hakin.az Contact us.