The protesters said they did not support any of the leaders of the presidential race – neither Emmanuel Macron nor Marine Le Pen.
In some cities in France on the night of Sunday, April 10, people took to the streets to protest against the results of the presidential election. This was reported by the BFM TV channel.
According to him, in the city of Rennes alone, about 500 people came out to demonstrate, mostly young people. Activists marched in the city center chanting anti-capitalist and anti-fascist slogans.
This protest turned into a riot. Young people started breaking furniture on the street, breaking the windows of bank branches.
A similar action was taken in the city of Lyon. The number of its members is still unknown. Police forces were deployed to detain the activists.
Notice that the protesters said they did not support any of the leaders of the presidential race – neither Emmanuel Macron nor Marine Le Pen.
Barricade underway in Rennes. The law enforcement at the end of the street pic.twitter.com/L2nqzujK4j
– France Bleu Armorique (@bleuarmorique) April 10, 2022
Sa #Francepolice denounced that people who participated in protests against the results of the first electoral round had stolen money from a bank.
This protest is against both sides and does not support Macron or Marine Le Pen. pic.twitter.com/ZoYoa8e8Gs– JM .Donis???????????????? (@JMDon21696071) April 10, 2022
Lyon France ???????? Anti Macron Spectacular ???????? Do everything you can to break their plans ???????????? pic.twitter.com/AukjamJIwh
– (@risemelbourne) April 10, 2022
???????????? Mr. Lyon. France.
New video from the protests against the results of the first round of voting. pic.twitter.com/voH2hMMKP1
– Lord Of War (@lord_of_war____) April 10, 2022
Is this the #Ukrainian influence of refugees in France? Did they set up the Maidan to protest possible election fraud? pic.twitter.com/IOHWQ52bDo
– alexm (@AlexMacbucks) April 10, 2022
Protests against Macron and Marine Le Pen tonight in Rennes following the announcement of the results of the first round of the French presidential election. #electionpresidentieelle2022 #France #election2022 #France #KurdsatNews pic.twitter.com/RACHEQsQQT
– KurdSat English (@KurdsatEnglish) April 10, 2022
It will be recalled that, according to the results of counting 95% of the ballots, in the first round of the French presidential elections, the current head of state, Emmanuel Macron, took the lead, getting 27.41% of the vote.
At the same time, National Rally candidate Marine Le Pen received 24.03% of the vote and came second in the race.
Elections in France: Macron against Putin’s girlfriend
News from Athletistic in the Telegram. Subscribe to our channel Athletistic
Source: korrespondent
