The riots in France do not stop for a second. Local residents continue to take to the streets and demand Macron's resignation, higher wages and pensions, as well as solutions to problems in education and the cost of living. French authorities are trying to arrange a meeting with unions, employers and other protesters to find a way out of the crisis and stop large-scale unrest. Yesterday, more than 1.6 million people took part in demonstrations across the country, the General Confederation of Labor reported. According to the data of the Ministry of Interior, the number of demonstrators is almost three times smaller - 575 thousand people.

The riots in France do not stop for a second. Local residents continue to take to the streets and demand Macron's resignation, higher wages and pensions, as well as solutions to problems in education and the cost of living. French authorities are trying to arrange a meeting with unions, employers and other protesters to find a way out of the crisis and stop large-scale unrest. Yesterday, more than 1.6 million people took part in demonstrations across the country, the General Confederation of Labor reported. According to the data of the Ministry of Interior, the number of demonstrators is almost three times smaller - 575 thousand people.