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Yellow vests movement
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Contents
Background
General discontentment
Diesel
Fuel prices
Speed limit reduction
Economic reforms
Yellow vest symbol
Origin
Timeline
Main article: Timeline of the yellow vests movement
2018
17 November: "Act I"
24 November: "Act II"
1 December: "Act III"
8 December: "Act IV"
10 December: Macron's televised address
15 December: "Act V"
22 December: "Act VI"
29 December: "Act VII"
2019
5 January: "Act VIII"
12 January: "Act IX"
19 January: "Act X"
26 January: "Act XI"
2 February: "Act XII"
16 February: "Act XIV"
16 March: "Act XVIII"
7 September: "Act XLIII"
21 September: "Act XLV"
2020
25 July
12 September
10–12 October
Anti-security protests
2020
2021
Fatalities and injuries
Impact
Adama Committee and Nuit Debout
Students protesting against the government's educational reforms
Christmas shopping season
Vinci growth
Tourism
Cultural impact
Reactions and counter-protest
Comparisons
Foulards rouges (red scarves)
Concerns about extremist elements in the movement
Protests outside France adopting yellow vests as a symbol
Belgium
Other countries or regions
Notable members
See also
References
External links

Content: Contents
1 Background
1.1 General discontentment
1.2 Diesel
1.3 Fuel prices
1.4 Speed limit reduction
1.5 Economic reforms
1.6 Yellow vest symbol
2 Origin
3 Timeline
3.1 2018
3.1.1 17 November: " Act I"
3.1.2 24 November: " Act II"
3.1.3 1 December: " Act III"
3.1.4 8 December: " Act IV"
3.1.5 10 December: Macron's televised address
3.1.6 15 December: " Act V"
3.1.7 22 December: " Act VI"
3.1.8 29 December: " Act VII"
3.2 2019
3.2.1 5 January: " Act VIII"
3.2.2 12 January: "