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: This was seen as a move crippling the rural class who had no other choice than to use the car and could not afford more expensive fuel. On 17 November 2018, protests occurred in most major cities, and highways were blocked. Protests started again next Saturday and are still occurring on every Saturday as of June 2019. This movement is noticed for having no official leader and its independence, in spite of appropriation attempts by the France Insoumise (Unsubmitted France) and the Rassemblement National (National Rally) parties. 5 December 2019
Main article: 2019 French Pension Reform Plan Strike
A general strike to protest changes to France's pension system proposed by French President Emmanuel Macron. More than 800,000 people protested across the country. Protests 2020 — 2021
Main article: Protest and strikes of the CGT union 2021
Thousands of protesters marched peacefully in a small group against the legislative bill that will criminalise the publish & circulation of the photograph of police office, which the opponent says would limit the press freedom. The protest is also organised to show the anger over the footage where a music producer Michel Zecler [ fr] a black man, being beaten by three police officers in Paris on November 21, 2020.