Title: Protests against Emmanuel Macron - Wikipedia
Headings: Protests against Emmanuel Macron
Protests against Emmanuel Macron
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Post-election
Protests
2017
23 March 2018
200,000 rallied against Macron nationwide.
19 April 2018
13 May 2018
26 May 2018
Yellow Vests protests
5 December 2019
Protests 2020 — 2021
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Content: Jean-Luc Melenchon from La France Insoumise has spoken in support of the 12 September protest encouraging members to attend. Melenchon himself organized a protest on 12 July 2017. US President Donald Trump 's state visit to France during Bastile Day was met with protests, protesters gathered around Place de la République to create a "No Trump Zone". Protesters were reportedly protesting about the Trump visit and Macron's policies; with the ranks of the protesters being made up of socialists, pro-Palestinian groups, migrants’ rights activists, environmentalists and anti-fascists. Despite mass protests, 59% of French people approve of Trump's visit. Following Prime Minister Edouard Philippe 's announcement of the plans for immigration reform, a small protest was led by a group of LGBT activists in Paris holding up a sign reading "Macron starves migrants, queers without borders"
A series of protests by wine producers in the South of France have been ongoing since Francois Hollande 's presidency. These demonstrations generally involve arson, sabotage and assault. These protests are caused by the importation of wine rather than buying it from French producers and the loss of culture. These protests have led to a 25% decrease in sales for Spanish wine producers.