France is deploying 70,000 police officers to manage widespread protests that have closed businesses and tourist sites, while similar unrest is expected across several other European nations.
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France will deploy 70,000 officers around the country, while protests are also expected in Italy, Spain, Austria, Portugal, Albania and IrelandFollowing last weekend’s unrest, authorities across France moved to try to restrict demonstrations, limiting gathering numbers and march routes and issuing blanket bans in some cities.That led to groups seeking permission for “authorised” protests with mixed results. For example, in Paris, the leading trade union was granted permission for their march while the Yellow Vest demonstrators were denied.Paris, Lille, Strasbourg, Mulhouse, Grenoble, Toulouse, Amiens Continue reading...
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