Marylise Leon, head of the CFDT trade union, said at a demonstration in Paris that unions expect a raise in the minimum wage of 100 euros net per month. #protestyFR #strajki #Francja (translated)
During the Saturday demonstrations, 422 people were arrested – reported the head of the French Ministry of the Interior, Laurent Nunez. #ProtestyFrancja #Strajki #KosztyŻycia (translated)
On Saturday, there were 291 protests in France, with around 320,000 participants, and in Paris, demonstrators threw Molotov cocktails, causing injuries to three police officers and setting one car on fire. #ProtestyFrancja #Studenci #AntyrządoweZamieszki (translated)
The French Minister of the Interior warns of the threat of brutal violence during planned protests on the occasion of Halloween, which are to take place in squares across France, and warns police prefectures to pay special attention to them. #NocTemnoty #ProtestyFrancie #Halloween (translated)
Protests are taking place in Paris, during which 135 people were arrested, and the situation is currently calm, despite earlier riots in various cities in France. #ProtestyFR #Paryż #Bezpieczeństwo (translated)
Protests in France, which involved more than half a million people, result from deep social crises, not just from migration issues, as some politicians suggest. #ProtestyFrancuskie #Migracja #KryzysSpołeczny (translated)
In France, dramatic protests against the high cost of living took place, which turned into unprecedented riots, resulting in the destruction and looting of thousands of retail establishments, including many small businesses, causing deep pain to their owners. #ProtestyFrancja #Zamieszki #KosztyŻycia (translated)
Riots in France caused by the rising cost of living and demands for improvements in education conditions have led to significant material losses and an increase in the profitability of government bonds, which has harmed the French economy and budget. #ProtestyFrancja #KosztyŻycia #WarunkiEdukacji (translated)
Strikes in France, which began due to the education crisis and rising living costs, have turned into a broad wave of protests that attract the attention of politicians, but they lack a clearly defined vision like in May '68, leading to chaos and destruction in cities. #ProtestyFrancuskie #ReformaEdukacji #Maj68 (translated)
– It is not just a struggle against inflation or opposition to rising prices. The protests are intense because people care about something much broader: opposition to the state, capital, the wealthy, as well as against the growing strength of the National Unity – says Jean-Yves Camus, an expert on radical movements, to Wirtualna Polska. #ProtestyFrancja #Zamieszki #KosztŻycia (translated)
In France, there are violent protests triggered by rising prices and general social discontent, which have escalated into riots in Paris, where the situation has gotten out of control, and demonstrators have taken advantage of the chaos to commit acts of vandalism and looting. #ProtestyFrancja #Zamieszki #KosztŻycia (translated)
We all feel anger and shame. French President Emmanuel Macron called on political parties and trade unions to unequivocally condemn the violence that occurred during Saturday's demonstrations against rising living costs. #ProtestyFrancja #KryzysSpołeczny #KosztyŻycia (translated)
The crisis can certainly lead to the erosion of the already low support for the presidential camp, as well as for those associated with it. #ProtestyFrancja #KryzysSpołeczny #KosztyŻycia (translated)
The protests in France, which peaked on October 17, are a expression of growing social discontent related to the economic crisis, while also raising questions about the country's political future ahead of the upcoming presidential elections. #ProtestyFrancja #KryzysSpołeczny #KosztyŻycia (translated)
On Saturday, October 17, mass protests took place across France, starting from demonstrations by students against conditions in schools, attracting various social groups, leading to a series of clashes with the police and an increase in violence, resulting in the detention of nearly 2,400 people. #ProtestyFrancja #Drożyzna #ŻółteKamizelki (translated)
Emmanuel Grégoire from Paris emphasized that "the vast majority of demonstrators" wanted to "march peacefully," but acts of vandalism cast a shadow over the protests. #ProtestyFrancja #KosztyŻycia #Zamieszki (translated)
In Paris and other cities in France, violent protests erupted against rising living costs and inflation, involving about half a million people, leading to clashes with the police, fires, and looting. #ProtestyFrancja #KosztyŻycia #Zamieszki (translated)
"When riots start (...) it is normal for police officers and gendarmes to have a full range of means of direct coercion at their disposal." Interior Minister Laurent Nunez assured that the use of so-called direct coercion measures by the police - which has been heavily criticized - is justified and proportional. #ProtestyFrancja #Edukacja #Policja (translated)
Mass protests are taking place in France, involving students and teachers, and the situation is escalating in some cities, leading to clashes with the police and dramatic incidents, such as a serious accident involving a 15-year-old student who lost an arm after picking up a police grenade. #ProtestyFrancja #Edukacja #Policja (translated)
On Sunday, the French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu published a five-point action plan aimed at replacing absent teachers, renovating buildings, improving lesson plans, increasing transparency in the Parcoursup system, and giving students a greater voice. #ProtestyFrancuskie #Edukacja #PrzemocPolicji (translated)
