In France, clashes with the police continue tonight during mass demonstrations against high prices and government policies, Reuters and La Monde report. Clashes began in Paris at the end of the march of thousands. According to the police, more than 500 rioters attacked the security forces in the Vince Gate area. The police used tear gas and water cannons. In Nantes, the protesters pushed their way into the city center, where demonstrations were banned. There were clashes with the police, who used tear gas, water cannons and armored vehicles. In Bern, clashes began after the protesters entered Republic Square. The police used tear gas. In Marseille, rioters blocked streets with metal sheeting, set garbage cans on fire and threw stones and bottles at police. Clashes also occurred in Lyon, Grenoble, Bordeaux and other cities. A 20-year-old protester was seriously injured in Toulouse. According to the doctor who treated him, several fingers on his right hand were torn off as a result of the explosion. According to the data of the French Ministry of the Interior, 410 thousand people went out to demonstrate today, according to the estimates of the trade unions - about 800 thousand. To ensure order, the authorities deployed 70,000 police and gendarmes - 10,000 more than a week.

In France, clashes with the police continue tonight during mass demonstrations against high prices and government policies, Reuters and La Monde report. Clashes began in Paris at the end of the march of thousands. According to the police, more than 500 rioters attacked the security forces in the Vince Gate area. The police used tear gas and water cannons. In Nantes, the protesters pushed their way into the city center, where demonstrations were banned. There were clashes with the police, who used tear gas, water cannons and armored vehicles. In Bern, clashes began after the protesters entered Republic Square. The police used tear gas. In Marseille, rioters blocked streets with metal sheeting, set garbage cans on fire and threw stones and bottles at police. Clashes also occurred in Lyon, Grenoble, Bordeaux and other cities. A 20-year-old protester was seriously injured in Toulouse. According to the doctor who treated him, several fingers on his right hand were torn off as a result of the explosion. According to the data of the French Ministry of the Interior, 410 thousand people went out to demonstrate today, according to the estimates of the trade unions - about 800 thousand. To ensure order, the authorities deployed 70,000 police and gendarmes - 10,000 more than a week.