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The "yellow vests" appeared again Saturday in the streets of France on Saturday 13th of the mobilization nearly three months after the beginning of the demonstrations, after gathering about 58 600 people during the last national concentration. people in all countries.
Since the first demonstration of November 17, in which 287,710 people participated, the movement has transformed and is testing its divided resistance between those who seek a political form and the most radical, who direct their criticism against the president, Emmanuel. Macron.
Saturday, demonstrations were held in the main cities of the country, starting with Paris, where the "jackets" met in the morning around the Arc de Triomphe.
Protesters gather at the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, France, to discuss the situation on the 13th Saturday of the protests "yellow vests" – Photo: Gonzalo Fuentes / Reuters
In other cities such as Bordeaux, Marseille, Nice, Montpellier, Rouen and Caen, calls are made throughout the day.
At least four groups calling themselves "yellow" have declared their intention to become party [19659010] Éric Drouet, the most visible face of radio caux, hasten u disqualify them by considering that they do not represent the movement.
"You are free to compete on a personal basis, but not with the name of" yellow "vests, so we ask you to delete that name," said the 33-year-old truck driver at EFE.
The promoter of one of these lists for the next European elections, Ingrid Levavbadeur, met this week in Italy the leader of the 5-star Movement (M5S), Luigi Di Maio, who is measuring a possible alliance.
This approach has provoked a diplomatic crisis between France and Italy that promises to worsen if Rome insists to speak in favor of this movement, which forced Macron to leave the Elysee and to recapture the country in a series of national debates.
For now, according to the latest YouGov poll released on Thursday (7), two out of three French people continue to support "yellow vests" and believe that this mobilization, in favor of increased purchasing power and reforms to build more representative institutions, is warranted.
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