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Paris on high alert as protesters try to revive gilets jaunes movement Paris on high alert as protesters try to revive gilets jaunes movement
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Paris is under high security this weekend as anti-government protesters try to revive the gilets jaunes (yellow vests) movement against perceived economic injustice and the French president Emmanuel Macron’s government.Paris is under high security this weekend as anti-government protesters try to revive the gilets jaunes (yellow vests) movement against perceived economic injustice and the French president Emmanuel Macron’s government.
A few hundred anti-government protesters started marching through the Paris streets on Saturday morning.A few hundred anti-government protesters started marching through the Paris streets on Saturday morning.
Several calls for demonstrations have been issued by yellow vest supporters, environmental activists and a far-left workers union. France’s annual heritage weekend, a popular event with many cultural sites open to the public, is also taking place.Several calls for demonstrations have been issued by yellow vest supporters, environmental activists and a far-left workers union. France’s annual heritage weekend, a popular event with many cultural sites open to the public, is also taking place.
Climate activists on trial in Paris for stealing Macron portraitsClimate activists on trial in Paris for stealing Macron portraits
Authorities have deployed more than 7,000 police and banned protests in a large central area including the presidential palace, government and parliament buildings, the Champs-Elysees avenue, the Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame cathedral. Authorities have deployed more than 7,000 police and banned protests in a large central area including the presidential palace, government and parliament buildings, the Champs-Élysees, the Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame cathedral.
The gilets jaunes movement that emerged 10 months ago petered out this summer.The gilets jaunes movement that emerged 10 months ago petered out this summer.
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