scuffles between the police and the protesters and in the end the police resulted once more to using tear gas and also water cannons including water cannons which we saw for the first time today with a blue liquid this liquid being used to temporarily dye people's clothes and skin the thing hits them with the aim of allowing police to more easily identify people that they believe are troublemakers to arrest them well these protests as i said to be going on now for five months twenty three weeks it started over a fuel tax hike but it is why you can doubt become so much more and more now about the cost of living here in france and the difficulties that many people find the men not able to survive on the money that they're getting we've been speaking to some of the out of us protesters to ask them why they're still out on the streets. we have seen them at the plaza de la busty we wanted to protest peacefully so then we moved on with it is very important for me i followed the movement...

are broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow. international. and yellow vest rallies have swept france twenty third the weekend it is the first turnout since the notre dame cathedral blaze with protesters anger directed at the vast amounts of money donated for repairs police in paris have used tear gas and water cannons and about two hundred forty nine people have been detained thus far. i. i i. i i tensions once more on the streets of paris with fires burning across the streets as well yellow vests protesters who are now five months into this protest every saturday they've been out on the streets this time burning calls motorbikes

far right groups branding them dangerous we get reactions to the decision. yes facebook does have responsibility to make a difference and i completely agree with protect kids. about keeping evil people off social media. are broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow. international. and yellow vest rallies have swept france twenty third the weekend it is the first turnout since the notre dame cathedral blaze with protesters anger directed at the vast amounts of money donated for repairs police in paris have used tear gas and water cannons and about two hundred forty nine people have been detained thus far.

water cannons and about two hundred forty nine people have been detained thus far. i. i i. i i tensions once more on the streets of paris with fires burning across the streets as well yellow vests protesters who are now five months into this protest every saturday they've been out on the streets this time burning calls motorbikes and also been forming barricades as a way as trying to prevent the police and the john dom's getting close to them some sixty thousand police officers were deployed across france today a significant number here in paris to try and keep those tensions down to try and keep a lid on any problems but it doesn't seem that they managed to do that we saw many scuffles between the police and the protesters and in the end the police resulted

we moved on with it is very important for me i followed the movement since the beginning since the seventeenth of november i am here because i care about france. we always have strong mobilization we're going to express our goals more and more in stages of all we specially hope that the government will accept our demands. well the protests in paris were forbidden at several locations including the sean sillies a which has become a regular place where they're not allowed to protest any longer after the destruction on march sixteenth but also moved to play at cathedral and around that following the fire at the cathedral on monday night now when that happened president michel had been due to address the nation to talk about what measures he wanted to put in place trying to lay the concerns all together best protest as this follows months of debates in two weeks across france with people telling the president and their representatives what their problems are and why they're struggling to...

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