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Frankreich kocht: 70.000 Polizisten gegen neue Welle des Protests

Nach wochenlangen Protesten ruft Frankreich zu einem landesweiten Streiktag auf. Im Mittelpunkt stehen der Haushalt 2027, Kaufkraftverluste und die Lage in Schulen und Universitäten. Die Behörden rechnen mit bis zu 700.000 Teilnehmern.

LESEN SIE MEHR : http://de.euronews.com/2026/11/05/frankreich-kocht-70000-polizisten-gegen-neue-welle-des-protests

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00:01A one day national strike organized by trade unions, workers and students drew hundreds of thousands of people across France
00:09on Thursday.
00:10The protest was announced weeks ago and took place a day after French lawmakers rejected the first part of the
00:172027 budget bill.
00:19The government has been struggling to push its austerity measures through a divided parliament as France deals with its crippling
00:26public debt.
00:27For trade unions, austerity measures are not the way forward.
00:40Nationwide demonstrations began with student protests in mid-September before morphing into a wider movement against the cost of living
00:48crisis and rising fuel prices.
00:50In recent weeks, protests have snowballed across Europe.
00:53We are building a European mobilization because each one has different situations.
01:00But the common point is that the young people are mobilizing for their right to the future.
01:06And the second common point is that the workers and workers are not allowed to be déclassed and not have
01:11enough remuneration of their work.
01:12Student unions have branded the government's proposed measures as crumbs.
01:32Authorities have rolled out major security measures following violence and looting which occurred on the 17th and 18th of October.
01:39The government says the measures are needed to protect businesses and citizens.
01:42Unions and rights groups allege they undermine their right to protest.
01:46This is Dan Olsen-Julian reporting for Euronews from Paris.
01:49Unions and rights èoteness.
01:50This is Dan Olsen-Julian reporting for

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