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parliament. While the protests primarily centered around resisting RN policies, most also voiced their disapproval with Macron's policies and attempts to temper civil disobedience with slogans such as "Macron-Bardella, same fight”, and “We are here even if Macron does not want it”. The CGT, who helped rally protests, released a press statement citing reasons for the protest that included opposition to the "policies of
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