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France braces for fresh protests in test for Macron's policies

France braces for fresh protests in test for Macron's policies
France 24 Thursday 05 November 2026, 06:24 UTC By FRANCE24 1 min read
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Hundreds of thousands of protesters are expected to march through French cities and public workers to strike on Thursday, in a fresh test for President Emmanuel Macron after weeks of ​unrest that have rattled ‌his government and dominated the agenda five months ahead of a presidential election.

Hundreds of thousands of protesters are expected to march through French cities and public workers to strike on Thursday, in a fresh test for President Emmanuel Macron after weeks of ​unrest that have rattled ‌his government and dominated the agenda five months ahead of a presidential election.
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