More than 400,000 protest across France, challenging Macron as Paris clashes erupt
Summary
More than 400,000 people protested across France, including 110,000 in Paris, over issues like school funding and rising living costs. The protests led to clashes with police, arrests, and use of tear gas and water cannons, challenging President Emmanuel Macron's government weeks before the next presidential election.Key Facts
- About 410,000 people protested nationwide, with 110,000 in Paris.
- Protests focused on school funding shortages, living expenses, and wages.
- Police used tear gas and water cannons to manage some violent protests.
- At least 64 people were arrested, including six minors.
- Protests spread from a local school staff shortage to a nationwide movement.
- The government deployed up to 70,000 security officers for crowd control.
- Teachers and students joined the protests, demanding better education and policies.
- The far-right National Rally party urged voters to use the protest anger in their favor for upcoming elections.
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