Up to 60,000 protesters in Paris on November 14

In Paris on Saturday, November 14, preparing for large-scale protests: the action can go from 30 to 60 thousand people. In the capital announced three marches, writes sb.by.

According to TASS, they are organized by different groups: “yellow vests” (including slogans against rising prices), activists who oppose violence against children, and participants protesting against the law on the presumption of legal use of weapons by police. The action routes lead to Nation Square and Bastille Square, but the police prefecture has not yet agreed on either.

Of particular concern to the authorities is the absence of trade union representatives among the organizers, which increases security risks. At the same time, the “yellow vests” demonstrate the greatest willingness to compromise: they are open to the proposal to move the action to the outskirts of the city, a similar experience has been in the past.

It is reported that the nature of the actions will be clearly anti-police and can attract left-wing radicals; intelligence also indicates the possible participation of about 600 young people who are aggressive towards law enforcement.

French Interior Minister Laurent Nunez said there were 50 to 60 demonstrations expected across the country. The issue of the number of law enforcement forces that are used to ensure security, the Minister promised to discuss during today's meeting with representatives of law enforcement agencies.

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