Yellow vest exercise: "Insufficient government measures … continue large-scale rally"

The movement of the yellow vest, which took place all over the country before the demonstrations against the policy of high prices practiced by France, has continued.

Erik Drew, who spoke with a spokesman for the "Yellow Vest Movement", told the Minister of the Environment at the local time on December 27: "The measures announced by the government is not enough. "I said.

The yellow jacket movement plans to hold mbadive over-the-counter rallies every Saturday for years to come, unless the government gives other acceptable measures.

The French government has increased the diesel fuel tax by 23% and the gas tax by 15% over the last year in order to move to a green economy.

Since international oil prices and oil tax increases have overlapped, mbadive "yellow vest" protests have continued throughout the country, pushing the government.

The name "yellow vest" was worn by participants wearing a fluorescent yellow vest that drivers had to get into the car in case of a car accident.

A demonstration gathered demonstrators in the Champs Élysées street, the busiest day in Paris, and protesters piled tires and fired, throwing tear gas, smoke bombs and forced repression.

President Emmanuel Marrong announced on Wednesday that he would "encourage" to reduce the impact of rising oil prices by adjusting the rise in oil prices and its timing according to international oil prices.

However, these emergency measures have had little effect on the appeasement of opinion.

An opinion poll firm Opinion Way conducted an urgent investigation shortly after the government announced that 76% of respondents said their measures were inadequate.

78% of respondents said they should cancel the fuel tax increase scheduled for next January, and 66% said they support the "Yellow Vest" campaign.

The prime minister said that he was willing to meet with representatives of the yellow jacket movement.

"I would like to discuss the issue with the citizens of the yellow vest, if there is a delegation that wants to meet me," said Filip at the BFM broadcast broadcast yesterday.

Prime Minister Philippe said that he would implement measures to adjust the rise in oil prices and its timing according to fluctuations in international oil prices from January of next year, but some specific operational mechanisms must be discussed in Parliament.

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