Elsa Marcel indicates that Act III of the mobilization against the high cost of living and in support of the high school and student movement brought together between 320,000 and 500,000 demonstrators throughout France.
When you force the historic organizations of the workers' movement in this country to march along the ring road by forbidding them from any other route, it is a way of marginalizing them, and that must also be refused, she concludes.
Elsa Marcel also believes that it is very important that all organizations and in particular organizations of the labor movement, trade union organizations take their responsibilities because the reality is that it is also against them that the government is organizing.
She notes that these are offenses of intent which make it possible to arrest almost anyone near a group without even having committed anything, but simply because they allegedly intend to do so.
The lawyer member of Permanent Revolution points out that, for several years, a certain number of offenses have been created to repress demonstrations.
The lawyer thus emphasizes that the way the government leads when it seeks to repress is that it can call out almost anyone for anything.
"Act III"of the mobilization against the high cost of living and in support of the high school and student movement brought together between 320,000 and 500,000 demonstrators across France.