This is a blow to the protest movement. Demonstrators eleven days since met to the “Nights standing” to challenge, among others, against the labor law were evacuated Monday morning from Place de la Republique in Paris, do we learned from police sources. The evacuation by police of hundreds of people still on site began around 5 am 30 and took place without incident, do we added. 7 to 30 pm, there were more cleanliness of protesters and services of the City of Paris, in the presence of CRS continued to clean and disassemble the stands structures and other facilities that were put in place as go.
the movement will resume Monday in Paris, a new event declaration was lodged after the expiry of the previous that led to this early morning evacuation, are we learned police source. The evacuation of Monday morning ‘priority was to remove the fixed structures, according to statements lodged event which provided a late night Sunday dismantling, “said Agence France-Presse the Paris police headquarters. But according to the police source, “a new manifestation was filed, meaning that the movement will resume Monday night.”
“A peaceful gathering”
A few hours after evacuation of protesters, the reactions are increasing. Pierre Laurent, national secretary of the PCF, said he was “shocked”, explaining that it was “a peaceful gathering”. “Above all, it brings together people who want to discuss and take time to discuss freely, so it is unclear why this evacuation was decided. “
Asked about France Info, the first secretary of the Socialist Party, Jean-Christophe Cambadélis, held to justify the decision:” As long as it was good child, we could tolerate, even if the occupation or privatization of a place is not entirely possible. And we are still in a period less troubled point of view of risks of terrorism. But here the last few days, violence has invited (…), so the challenge is there. That is to say that we can discuss, dialogue (…), but if it turns to violence, we can not tolerate, “the Socialist said.
” There a time for everything “
in turn Geoffroy Didier, candidate for the primary right, welcomes the evacuation, referring to the state of emergency. “I think mostly we have to be attentive to all the movements of opinion, despair and anger. (…) However, there is now a state of emergency, and therefore I think it is a time for everything. That there was the time of the event, it is legitimate, and everyone has the right to protest in this country, but today it is necessary and it is time to evacuate because there was overflows . And above all we must resume dialogue, and that’s the role of politicians is the role of government to dialogue, not to get out the checkbook, but to talk and to listen. “
Same story from Bruno Le Maire, also a candidate for the primary,” I wish that there is no (…) dictatorship of the minority in our country. Everyone deserves listening, everyone deserves respect, but no dictatorship of the minority. When one is in a state of emergency, reason to uphold the law and to enforce the rules. Then we listen to each other, their proposals, fine, but it can hinder those who wish to work, those who wish to take their exams in good conditions. “
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Every night since the day of action on March 31 against the proposed reform challenged the Labour Code, demonstrators, often thousands, are found to Republic in the framework of this citizen movement that goes beyond opposition to El Khomri law. The vast esplanade attracts a diverse crowd, including many young people, in an atmosphere of fair and anti-globalization forum, between stands, committee meetings and “general assemblies”. The movement has since spread to dozens of provincial towns, more or less crowded. Incidents however punctuated the night standing in Paris on the night of Saturday and Sunday, when hundreds of people wanted to go to the home of Prime Minister Manuel Valls in eastern Paris. Eight people were arrested and damage have been deplored by the authorities.
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