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The protesters of Yellow Vest are gearing up for the 18th national event to be held Saturday with organizers who have called on social media people to participate in order to increase the numbers.
The de facto leader of the Yellow Vest movement, Eric Drouet, on Friday posted a video on youtube stating that he hoped the history of France would be inscribed in the history of France as a single day of demonstrations, among which one of support to the fight against climate change the diaspora against the outgoing President Bouteflika and of course against the Yellow Vest (Yellow Vests).
"It must be a great day, it must be important and we succeed in making ourselves heard," says Drouet in his video.
He added that after tomorrow, at least for himself, there will be no more demonstrations, but "concrete actions to follow, such as the proposal of dams".
He said that until now, these demonstrations have shown that they can hold a protest, but it is not necessary to continue to prove this point.
Decreasing numbers
Since yellow jackets went down the street every Friday since November 17, their numbers began to decline.
In order to boost the numbers, a call on the Facebook page of Yellow Vests, coinciding with the last day of the great debate of the French government, urges everyone to attend the event – Act 18 – Ultimatium – Whole France in Paris & # 39 ;. "Act 18 – Ulimatium – all France in Paris".
The message emphasizes that since the first days of its demonstrations, no one has listened to their proposals. The only answer they received was the violence of the authorities and the contempt of the elite.
The logistics of yellow vests
In order to avoid any overlap with the other planned events of the day, the organizers of Yellow Vests have released a plan of action.
Participants are kindly requested to arrive at 10:00 am at one of the four badembly points:
- Paris center near Saint-Lazare train station
- North and East of Paris near the Gare du Nord
- South of Paris on the Place du Châtelet (facing the theater)
- Paris West near Monparnbade station
Then the protesters will converge on the bordering areas of the presidential palace, the Elysee.
Protesters will therefore be on the Champs-Elysees, from Place Charles de Gaulle to Place Concorde, via Avenue de Friedland to Boulevard Malsherbes, which will then join Place Concorde.
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