The protests against Emmanuel Macron brought together 110,000 people in France, according to the Interior Ministry, 300,000 according to La France Insoumise.

The demonstration against Emmanuel Macron’s “coup de force” brought together 110,000 people in France on Saturday, September 7, according to the Ministry of the Interior, including 26,000 in Paris, according to the Paris police headquarters. On Xthe president of the rebellious group in the National Assembly, Mathilde Panot, claims, “160,000 people in Paris” And “300,000 across the country”.

Elsewhere in France, some 150 demonstrations were planned, according to the organizers. In Rennes, the demonstration brought together 5,800 people, according to the police, reports France Bleu Armorique. For its part, France Bleu Loire Océan speaks of 2,500 demonstrators in Nantes, according to the Loire-Atlantique prefecture. The unions speak of 8,000 people in the streets of Nantes.

In Nice at midday, the demonstration brought together 500 demonstrators according to the police, 1,500 to 2,000 according to the organizers, reports France Bleu Azur. In the Bouches-du-Rhône, in Marseille, the police prefecture claims that 3,500 people marched in the streets. The organizers speak of 12,000 people. In Strasbourg, 3,000 demonstrators marched in the European capital, according to the police, noted France Bleu Alsace.