Armored vehicles enter Paris, protesters build barricades

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On December 8, 2018, armored vehicles entered Paris captured by mass protests. The authorities had no other arguments. In turn, the protesters began to build improvised barricades on the streets of a multi-million city.





Paris is in turmoil, relatively calm only at the Champs Elysees, where the residence of French President Emmanuel Macron is located. He was relatively recently elected to his post (in May 2017), but already so openly disliked by some citizens. He is guarded by 8 thousand law enforcement officers. Surprisingly, Macron has not yet officially spoken about what is happening in the country.


Some media are already asking various intriguing questions. Has Macron really decided to sit behind a whole police army pulled to Paris from all over the country? Is Macron going to sit until the end of the term? Will he also communicate with the people through this "intermediary"?


The numerous shots from Paris clearly show riots, pogroms and clashes between demonstrators and police. The police are actively using tear gas, water cannons, and now armored vehicles have appeared. About 700 protesters were detained. 30 people were affected.


It should be noted that anti-government protests organized by the Yellow Vests movement take place not only in the capital of the country. They cover other cities and entire regions, in which, in total, several hundred thousand people participate. They began in mid-November 2018, after the government decided to raise fuel prices by a quarter.
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  1. anatoly-52
    anatoly-52
    +3
    8 December 2018 20: 16
    The French are doing everything right, it is necessary to stop the revelry of cattle arranging genocide against the population, it would be nice to get the bankers out and hang this abomination on lampposts.
    1. greenchelman
      greenchelman
      -2
      8 December 2018 20: 43
      Are you a Nazi or a racist?
  2. Monster_Fat
    Monster_Fat
    +1
    8 December 2018 22: 15
    You can envy the French, who have constitutionally secured freedom of speech and assembly, you are dissatisfied, you can go out and hold a meeting or organize a picket wherever you like. And in Russia, for every "sneeze" you need to get permission from the authorities.
  3. Valentine
    Valentine
    +2
    9 December 2018 06: 37
    Come on guys, burn Montmartre, destroy the Eiffel Tower - "To the ground, and then ....." Maybe you can send a couple of trains with tires, in the form of "humanitarian aid"? When will our people rise up against swindlers and thieves?
  4. wezdeglyad
    wezdeglyad
    +1
    9 December 2018 18: 24
    All these processes will grow, and not only in France. An insignificant percentage of the world's population concentrated huge wealth in their hands (in Russia, 2% of the population captured 47%, almost half of the GDP). They picked up so much that they were not able to digest. Since the basic law of business is to build up and increase production, and the current level of technology development allows it to be done quickly enough, then everything inevitably comes down to overproduction and a sales crisis. On the one hand, those who have finances and means of production, on the other hand, the bulk of the population, which is not able to consume what is produced due to lack of funds. Hence the distribution of cheap loans: take money and consume, consume! But in the end, all these cheap loans lead to another crisis - the money must be returned, but the people, taking "strangers" with the return of "theirs" are in no hurry (crisis of 2008). As has already been noted more than once, the global economic crisis occurs every 8-9 years - it's time!
  5. Galar
    Galar
    +1
    10 December 2018 08: 35
    Greetings freedom-loving gala. Parasites sitting on the heads of people should now answer with their blood for their crimes.
  6. Yuri Turkul
    Yuri Turkul
    +1
    10 December 2018 19: 05
    Kina will not be. This is me about the war. Behind the discontented is not a strong leader and there is no naturally party or combat organization. Maximum will remove Macron. Unfortunately, we can arrange a bloody civil war. Our president is clearly not going to resign, and there is no such person in the EP, CPRF, SR, LDPR and other party organizations. That could replace him. But there are individuals in autonomous formations and they are supported by the titular nations. Plus, our president clearly broke away from the people. His untimely pension reform, increased tax burden on the population, ignorance of the real needs of the population .... certain forces can take advantage of this and launch a civil war.