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The leader of the " Father France " party Jean-Luc Melonchon disclosed his political programme for the upcoming presidential elections, declaring a wide range of measures, including economy, purchasing power and the environment. Through large mass gatherings, Milonshon seeks to strengthen its position in the left camp and confirm its presidential ambition.
Two youths were killed, one minor, and 16 people were injured, including three in a dangerous situation, following the exit of a regional bus carrying adults and about 15 pupils from the road on the morning of Friday, south of the town of Borg-An-Brise in the province of Ann East France.
The Ministry of the Interior counted about 600 thousand protesters. A million and 600 thousand according to trade unions. 642 people were arrested throughout France. About 70 grand police have spread across the country.
At least two people, including a seven-year-old girl, were killed, and others were injured, Friday, following a bus carrying fewer students crashing in eastern France. The local authorities stated that the bus was a means of inter-city communication, while the Minister of Transport, Philip Tabaro, announced that he was on his way to the site of the incident.
Hakeem, by facial paragraph, stops at the time of the visit of the Chief of General Staff of the Government of Libyan National Unity, Salah Al-Din Al-Numarush, and the Chief of Staff of the East-North General Command, Khalid Hafir, to France, in the midst of a French-sponsored debate on the unification of the divided military establishment, as conveyed by the Anatoll, with the guests: from Tripoli, Mr. Ibrahim Belkassem, Mr. From Cairo, Mr. Mohammed Al-Samer Bouzidi, Director-General of the Nation Centre for Strategic Studies.
For weeks, France has been witnessing demonstrations by high school students in protest against the deterioration of educational conditions, to which Thursdays include trade unions, railway workers, hospitals and postage workers, intercepting the cost of living and low salaries.
demonstrators waving flags and flags on the streets of French towns, and public sector workers started a Thursday strike, in a new challenge for President Emmanuel McCrone after disturbances over weeks, his Government had shaken five months before the presidential election. This movement, advocated by trade unions, including the General Confederation of Left Labour (CGT) and supported by student-representative groups, is the result of the high cost of living, the deterioration of public services and education demonstrations that have erupted in France for years.
France, Thursday, is witnessing protest strikes and movements advocated by trade union bodies, in conjunction with new student demonstrations, in which hundreds of thousands of people are expected to participate throughout the country. These moves are in the wake of weeks of protests on conditions of education and cost-of-living, culminating on 17 October with extensive riots. The authorities declared that they had deployed 70 thousand security agents, while trajectories for demonstrations in central Paris had been banned, triggering trade union criticism.
