List: where in france are protests against macron planned for september 7

THE FAR-LEFT LA FRANCE INSOUMISE IS CALLING ON STUDENTS AND ‘GROUPS INTERESTED IN DEFENDING DEMOCRACY’ TO JOIN THE ACTION The far-left party, La France Insoumise, is calling for a wave of

protests on September 7 against President Macron.  This comes as the left-wing alliance of Nouveau Front Populaire (NFP) won in July’s parliamentary election but has not yet been invited to

form a government. La France Insoumise is one of the largest and most vocal parties that make up the NFP, which formed in response to the sweeping victory of the far-right Rassemblement

National in the European Parliamentary elections in June. The NFP claimed victory in the subsequent parliamentary elections on July 7 but failed to win an absolute majority. COMMENT: MACRON

MAY PULL RABBIT OUT OF HAT FOR NEW PM BUT WILL IT WORK? Since then, President Macron has held back on naming a new prime minister and rejected the NFP’s proposed candidate Lucie Castets on

August 26, who had the support of La France Insoumise. FranceInfo reports that Mr Macron wants to negotiate a political alliance between his own centrist alliance, Ensemble, certain members

of the NFP, including the Socialist Party and the Greens, but not La France Insoumise. Read more: New French government: five possible scenarios after Macron rejects PM choice CALL FOR

STUDENT PROTESTS > 🔴 Communiqué de la France insoumise : le 7 septembre à l'appel > de la jeunesse : grande mobilisation face au coup de force de Macron > ! >  > 

Retrouvez notre communiqué ↩️ pic.twitter.com/Kp4rOFRmx8 > — La France insoumise (@FranceInsoumise) August 27, 2024 On August 27, La France Insoumise launched its call for a day of

protests on September 7 against what it describes as ”autocracy of Emmanuel Macron”. “The president of the Republic has endangered our democracy by refusing to acknowledge the result and

refusing the Nouveau Front Populaire from government,” it said in a press release calling student unions and “groups interested in defending democracy” to protest. A series of protests have

since been announced around France, as well as in Germany and Canada. More protests are likely to be announced. PROTESTS PLANNED ON SEPTEMBER 7 Town Time Place Amiens, Somme 14:00 Place de

l’Hôtel de Ville Berlin (Germany) 15:00 Pariser Platz Carcassonne, Aude 9:00 Portail des Jacobins, rue Courtejaire Clermont-Ferrand, Puy-de-Dôme 14:00 Place Jaude La Rochelle,

Charente-Maritime 10:30 Parvis de la gare Lille, Nord 18:30 Place de la République Metz, Moselle 10:00 Place de la République Montpellier, Hérault 18:00 Préfecture de Montpellier Montréal

(Canada) 14:00 (local) Devant le Consulat de France à Montréal Nancy, Meurthe-et-Moselle 15:00 Place Simone Veil Nevers, Nièvre 11:00 Devant les grilles de la préfecture, square de la

Résistance Pau, Pyrénées-Atlantiques 11:00 Place Verdun Poitiers, Vienne 14:00 Devant la mairie de Poitiers, place du Maréchal Leclerc Saint-Quentin, Aisne 15:00 Devant la Sous-Préfecture