Demonstration Against Macron-Barnier Government in Paris

Demonstration Against Macron-Barnier Government in Paris

Demonstrators against the high cost of living in Martinique and the French Overseas Territories during a demonstration ‘against the Barnier-Macron government’ called by several youth organisations and left-wing political parties in Paris, 21 September 2024 . Photos by Jérémy Paoloni/ABACAPRESS.COM

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