Demonstration In Rennes Against Emmanuel Macron's ''Coup De Force''

Demonstration In Rennes Against Emmanuel Macron's ''Coup De Force''

A protestor holds a placard reading, 'touche pas a notre democratie' as he takes part in a demonstration after the appointment of a right-wing prime minister following July snap elections, in Rennes, France, on September 7, 2024. Nationwide protests take place on September 7, led by political leaders from France's left-wing coalition of parties, together with labor unions, to denounce the French President for not appointing a left-wing prime minister after he dissolves parliament in June and calls for July snap elections in which his centrist alliance loses its relative majority in parliament. (Photo by Jerome Gilles/NurPhoto)

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