The first mobilizations They started in her morning Wednesday to France and around fifty arrests took place in the region of Parisand 200 in total across the country, after a new appeal for exclusions made at social mediain a country in full political crisis and waiting for a new government.

This mobilization of “citizens”, which will allow anger to be weighed in society, takes place the day after the appointment of his prime minister Sebastian Lekorni, until now Minister of Defensee. Succeeds the center François Bairouwho resigned after the fall of his government after not receiving the vote of confidence in Parliament.

Actions and a fifty arrests, according to police, took place in the Paris area, mainly after exclusion or attempts to exclude the regional.

About 6,000 police officers and gendarmes They have been mobilized in the capital, where journalists of the French agency have found various actions. The dawn, for example, about one hundred young people blocked a bus station in northern Paris, before the forces of the class intervened.

In Paris, traffic is “almost smooth” in subway and bus networks, while there are problems in line B of Rer Railwayas two in three trains are circulated. Rer line B crosses the Paris District from the north to the south passing through the center of the capital and serves its airport Paris Charles-de-Gol.

First actions were also carried out in the east Francewith protesters who set fire to objects on a bridge near Kan (northeast France).

In numerous cities in western France, the first exclusion attempts were made at busy intersections, mainly in Nadis.

Also in Toulouse (southwest) about 200 protesters excluded for less than an hour a junction with the help of fragments and tires. Also posted a black banner with the inscription “Macron explosion”.

The government has announced that security forces were due to grow on Tuesday, Tuesday, “in sensitive zones”, promising “zero tolerance”, and about “80,000 gendarmerie and police” have been mobilized throughout France.

Some see this mobilization, fueled by the budget cuts that the resigned government had to impose, the possible return of a wave of anger similar to that of the “yellow vests” that had shaken the country in 2018 and 2019.