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About 120 high-school students gathered around the main entrance of the Henri IV High School, an establishment where Macron studied at. They shouted slogans such as "Macron you're screwed, your high school is in the street" and "So, so, solidarity with immigrants and undocumented immigrants". They
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In Nantes, a spontaneous demonstration took place following the announcement of election results, which proceeded peacefully aside from reported "throws of projectiles". The demonstration ended after police fired tear gas into the crowd, forcing the demonstrators to disperse. Several of them were
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Following the New
Popular Front speeches at the Place de la RĂ©publique shortly after midnight, the demonstrators left the square. There were no instances of confrontations, violence, or other disturbances during the protest aside from graffiti tagged in the square. As protesters left the square,
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stated that their party was the only one capable of beating
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Several businesses and shops in several different metropolitan areas such as Lyon, Grenoble, Rennes, and Paris barricaded their storefronts to protect their establishments in anticipation of the results of the first round of elections, including stores that were damaged in prior demonstrations.
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On June 15, nearly 200 rallies and demonstrations were organized by several associations and five unions: the CFDT, the CGT, the UNSA, the FSU, and the
Solidaires. 175,000 people participated in regional marches and 75,000 people marched in Paris, with claims of 640,000 demonstrators mobilizing
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On 14 June, National Rally leader Jordan
Bardella called for "appeasement" and emphasized the importance of respecting the results of democratic elections. He described the calls for rebellion and insurrection as extremely dangerous and highlighted his commitment to freedom of expression and
537:â, and âWe have passed the time of astonishment, anger and sadness, now, the next three weeks will be intenseâ. Several electoral signs were vandalized with slogans such as âNeither Macron, nor Bardellaâ and âMacron-Bardella, same fightâ as thousands of protesters marched to the
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In
Bordeaux, the Le Saint-Projet bar was "violently vandalized" by a group of about ten people by throwing furniture and destroying windows due to claims of it hosting far-right members from the Bordeaux Bastide organization. In the evening, the First Gothic Church of
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On 10 June, 3,000 people gathered at the Place de la RĂ©publique in Paris, where one protester fell off the statue at the center of the plaza and required emergency care. Many young protesters chanted slogans such as "Youth piss off the
National Front", "Everyone hates
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6,200 people protested in
Toulouse, where protesters seized construction equipment, broke windows, and burnt trash cans before they were dispersed with tear gas, with two people arrested. 2,800 protesters in Lyon were blocked from crossing a bridge linking to
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several trash cans were overturned, windows were broken at a McDonalds on Rue du
Faubourg du Temple, fireworks were fired, and a bank branch was damaged as the group passed by Avenue Parmentier, with police firing tear gas grenades at the group.
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denominations collectively launched demonstrations in different cities across the country, including several hundred at Place Vauban in Paris, denouncing the far-right's attacks on fundamental values that define French society, including
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On 30 June, thousands of left-wing protesters gathered at the Place de la RĂ©publique in Paris to protest the results of the first round of the 2024 legislative election where
National Rally held the largest number of votes. The
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hanging from the window of an apartment, causing applause from a crowd displaying union and far-left symbols. The activists also stoned the window of the apartment where the flag was hanging and set trash cans on fire.
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In Rennes, almost 300 people demonstrate in Place Sainte-Anne. Anti-fascist chants were heard. A few garbage can fires caused a disturbance, which was quickly extinguished by the police, who cleared the square.
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t'as oublié tes chiens" (Pétain you forgot your dogs) was unfurled in front of the
National Rally headquarters by some sixty musicians from the Orchestre du Nouveau Monde, who had come to play a parody of
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throughout France. Five Internal Security Forces members were injured in Paris, and 20 arrests were recorded with 16 taken into police custody, including nine arrests in Paris with five in custody.
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tags were painted on the public square walls, while the facade of the Lyon Town Hall was also tagged. Several people wearing hoods and dark glasses damaged the
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French journalist Vincent Trémolet de Villers called the protests held in Paris after the first round of elections a "reflex gesture from the militant left".
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for the homeless onto the square before tagging the outside of the building with the phrase âMorts aux FAFsâ (English: Death to the "France for the French").
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headquarters, where left-wing parties deliberated on plans of actions for the upcoming election. The demonstrations required police to disperse the area with
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On 9 June 2024, protests started immediately following European election results, where several hundred people demonstrated against the victory of the RN at
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In Lille, dozens of people chanted "La justice emmerde le Front national" as they marched down rue Faidherbe. The demonstration went off without a hitch.
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in solidarity with Palestine, with one vendor selling them near a metro exit. Many protesters chanted slogans in favor of Palestine and decrying
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was stormed by protesters after forcing an entrance door open. Father Grégory Lutz-Wiest claimed that protesters threw plates and cutlery from a
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Protests broke out regularly throughout June, with hundreds of thousands of people demonstrating in most of France's largest communes, including
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and called for a âunion of the leftâ in the next legislative elections and several dozen people chanting anti-Jordan Bardella slogans in
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democracy. Bardella urged all political parties, including left-wing groups, to promote peaceful and non-violent demonstrations.
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protesters marched under a banner stating "revolution or barbarism". A protester climbed up a building to take down a
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group to keep store owners up to date with developments during the election and the locations of demonstrations.
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In Poitiers, 300 people demonstrated in front of the prefecture in response to a call from the Young Communists.
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Several thousand people gather at Place de la RĂ©publique in Paris. Among the demonstrators were artists such as
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In Bayonne, a demonstration called by the Solidaires 64 union drew nearly 400 people in front of the town hall.
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1909:"LĂ©gislatives : Jordan Bardella appelle à «l'apaisement» avant les manifestations contre l'extrĂȘme droite"
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caught off guard by the tear gas volley and did not have time to put on their helmets as they fled the alley.
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Several causes against National Rally policies were promoted during the marches, which included anti-fascism,
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distributed flags to protesters bearing the colors of the alliance. Representatives of the New Popular Front
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In the DrÎme departement, several rallies were held in Valence, Montélimar, Nyons and Romans-sur-IsÚre.
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in two rounds on 30 June and 7 July 2024, to elect the 577 members of the 17th National Assembly of the
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1348:"«Le Front populaire contre Hitler» : des milliers de manifestants anti-RN de nouveau dans la rue"
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on the base of the statue in the middle of the square. Several protesters chanted slogans such as
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1559:"Manifestations contre le RN : une mobilisation contre l'extrĂȘme droite ce mercredi Ă Paris"
1534:"Manifestations contre le RN : une mobilisation contre l'extrĂȘme droite ce mercredi Ă Paris"
1298:"Un bar pris pour cible et vandalisĂ© pendant la manifestation contre l'extrĂȘme droite Ă Bordeaux"
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alternatives for the world of work". Political parties that called for rallies included the
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In Chauny, around sixty people demonstrated outside the office of RN deputy José Beaurain.
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Protesters took out and mounted a banner that paid tribute to victim of police brutality
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In Avignon, several hundred people demonstrated in response to an inter-union call.
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in a demonstration set up by 65 organizations, with many protesters carrying
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also harshly criticized Macron's abrupt decision to call for snap elections.
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was attacked and damaged by masked activists in black clothing and hoodies.
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Nationwide protests occurred in France on 9 June 2024 in response to the
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before midnight, with the remaining protesters dispersing peacefully.
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victory in 2024 European elections, snap 2024 legislative elections
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and stronghold of the ultra-right , by a police cordon using
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Assistant General Secretary of the President (2005â2006)
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to disperse the crowd. A bar linked to the far-right in
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In ChĂąteaubriant, several hundred people demonstrated.
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On 14 June in Lyon, about 3,500 people gathered on the
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Several shopkeepers and business owners also set up a
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1148:"Pro-Immigrant Associations and Anti-Racism in Italy"
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A request that this article title be changed to
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Minister of Economics, Industry and Digital Affairs
911:Tangi Marion, the National Rally candidate for the
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334:On 9 June 2024, the National Rally party headed by
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36:2024 French protests against the National Rally
2456:Emmanuel Macron, les coulisses d'une victoire
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893:In Briançon, around 100 people demonstrated.
357:majority government for the first time since
16:Series of protests against the National Rally
401:policies of National Rally, and to promote "
307:dissolution of parliament and snap elections
48:this article until the discussion is closed.
1065:Kim, Juliana; Bowman, Emma (15 June 2024).
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940:History of far-right movements in France
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2254:French government reshuffles
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2541:Left-wing activism in France
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2521:Far-left politics in France
2516:Contemporary French history
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758:âEveryone hates the policeâ
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1160:10.1057/9781137284662.0011
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156:French Communist Party
123:Public demonstration,
2189:Yellow vests protests
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348:Fifth French Republic
2091:Co-Prince of Andorra
978:2022 French protests
959:right-wing extremism
707:ourselves" and that
698:spoke to the crowd.
635:On 18 June, several
2468:â François Hollande
2440:Political positions
2302:Nahel Merzouk riots
2083:President of France
1563:www.linternaute.com
1538:www.linternaute.com
721:Le France Insoumise
543:sting-ball grenades
419:La France Insoumise
391:human rights groups
166:La France Insoumise
2531:Protests in France
2417:Jean-Michel Macron
1888:www.ledauphine.com
1838:www.ledauphine.com
1377:France 3 Occitanie
762:âJustice for Nahel
700:Jean-Luc MĂ©lenchon
688:Jean-Luc MĂ©lenchon
662:Place des Terreaux
610:Place des Terreaux
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305:and the resulting
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2226:COVID-19 pandemic
2174:Paris Peace Forum
2159:Opération Chammal
1169:978-1-137-28466-2
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614:Palestinian flags
513:pro-LGBTQ+ rights
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