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Michel-Jack Chasseuil €50 Million Wine Collection in Deux-Sèvres

France, Deux-Sèvres, La-Chapelle-Bâton, the cellar of collector Michel-Jack Chasseuil contains the most prestigious private wine collection in the world, more than 50,000 bottles including 5,000 spirits with an estimated value of 50 million Euros, At 24 years old, Adrien Chasseuil, a trained oenologist, took over the management of his grandfather's collection . France on May 6, 2025. Photo by Pascal Avenet/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Michel-Jack Chasseuil €50 Million Wine Collection in Deux-Sèvres

France, Deux-Sèvres, La-Chapelle-Bâton, the cellar of collector Michel-Jack Chasseuil contains the most prestigious private wine collection in the world, more than 50,000 bottles including 5,000 spirits with an estimated value of 50 million Euros . France on May 6, 2025. Photo by Pascal Avenet/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Michel-Jack Chasseuil €50 Million Wine Collection in Deux-Sèvres

France, Deux-Sèvres, La-Chapelle-Bâton, the cellar of collector Michel-Jack Chasseuil contains the most prestigious private wine collection in the world, more than 50,000 bottles including 5,000 spirits with an estimated value of 50 million Euros . France on May 6, 2025. Photo by Pascal Avenet/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Michel-Jack Chasseuil €50 Million Wine Collection in Deux-Sèvres

France, Deux-Sèvres, La-Chapelle-Bâton, the cellar of collector Michel-Jack Chasseuil contains the most prestigious private wine collection in the world, more than 50,000 bottles including 5,000 spirits with an estimated value of 50 million Euros, a bottle of Constantia, the wine that Napoleon drank on Saint Helena . France on May 6, 2025. Photo by Pascal Avenet/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Michel-Jack Chasseuil €50 Million Wine Collection in Deux-Sèvres

France, Deux-Sèvres, La-Chapelle-Bâton, the cellar of collector Michel-Jack Chasseuil contains the most prestigious private wine collection in the world, more than 50,000 bottles including 5,000 spirits with an estimated value of 50 million Euros . France on May 6, 2025. Photo by Pascal Avenet/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Michel-Jack Chasseuil €50 Million Wine Collection in Deux-Sèvres

France, Deux-Sèvres, La-Chapelle-Bâton, the cellar of collector Michel-Jack Chasseuil contains the most prestigious private wine collection in the world, more than 50,000 bottles including 5,000 spirits with an estimated value of 50 million Euros . France on May 6, 2025. Photo by Pascal Avenet/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Michel-Jack Chasseuil €50 Million Wine Collection in Deux-Sèvres

France, Deux-Sèvres, La-Chapelle-Bâton, the cellar of collector Michel-Jack Chasseuil contains the most prestigious private wine collection in the world, more than 50,000 bottles including 5,000 spirits with an estimated value of 50 million Euros, a bottle of Marie Brizard liqueur rescued from the sinking of the Titanic in which golden glitter still floats . France on May 6, 2025. Photo by Pascal Avenet/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Michel-Jack Chasseuil €50 Million Wine Collection in Deux-Sèvres

France, Deux-Sèvres, La-Chapelle-Bâton, the cellar of collector Michel-Jack Chasseuil contains the most prestigious private wine collection in the world, more than 50,000 bottles including 5,000 spirits with an estimated value of 50 million Euros, At 24 years old, Adrien Chasseuil, a trained oenologist, took over the management of his grandfather's collection . France on May 6, 2025. Photo by Pascal Avenet/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Michel-Jack Chasseuil €50 Million Wine Collection in Deux-Sèvres

France, Deux-Sèvres, La-Chapelle-Bâton, the cellar of collector Michel-Jack Chasseuil contains the most prestigious private wine collection in the world, more than 50,000 bottles including 5,000 spirits with an estimated value of 50 million Euros, a bottle of Marie Brizard liqueur rescued from the sinking of the Titanic in which golden glitter still floats . France on May 6, 2025. Photo by Pascal Avenet/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Michel-Jack Chasseuil €50 Million Wine Collection in Deux-Sèvres

France, Deux-Sèvres, La-Chapelle-Bâton, the cellar of collector Michel-Jack Chasseuil contains the most prestigious private wine collection in the world, more than 50,000 bottles including 5,000 spirits with an estimated value of 50 million Euros . France on May 6, 2025. Photo by Pascal Avenet/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Michel-Jack Chasseuil €50 Million Wine Collection in Deux-Sèvres

France, Deux-Sèvres, La-Chapelle-Bâton, the cellar of collector Michel-Jack Chasseuil contains the most prestigious private wine collection in the world, more than 50,000 bottles including 5,000 spirits with an estimated value of 50 million Euros . France on May 6, 2025. Photo by Pascal Avenet/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Michel-Jack Chasseuil €50 Million Wine Collection in Deux-Sèvres

France, Deux-Sèvres, La-Chapelle-Bâton, the cellar of collector Michel-Jack Chasseuil contains the most prestigious private wine collection in the world, more than 50,000 bottles including 5,000 spirits with an estimated value of 50 million Euros, a bottle of Constantia, the wine that Napoleon drank on Saint Helena . France on May 6, 2025. Photo by Pascal Avenet/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Michel-Jack Chasseuil €50 Million Wine Collection in Deux-Sèvres

France, Deux-Sèvres, La-Chapelle-Bâton, the cellar of collector Michel-Jack Chasseuil contains the most prestigious private wine collection in the world, more than 50,000 bottles including 5,000 spirits with an estimated value of 50 million Euros . France on May 6, 2025. Photo by Pascal Avenet/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Michel-Jack Chasseuil €50 Million Wine Collection in Deux-Sèvres

France, Deux-Sèvres, La-Chapelle-Bâton, the cellar of collector Michel-Jack Chasseuil contains the most prestigious private wine collection in the world, more than 50,000 bottles including 5,000 spirits with an estimated value of 50 million Euros . France on May 6, 2025. Photo by Pascal Avenet/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Michel-Jack Chasseuil €50 Million Wine Collection in Deux-Sèvres

France, Deux-Sèvres, La-Chapelle-Bâton, the cellar of collector Michel-Jack Chasseuil contains the most prestigious private wine collection in the world, more than 50,000 bottles including 5,000 spirits with an estimated value of 50 million Euros . France on May 6, 2025. Photo by Pascal Avenet/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rally against the construction of mega bassine - Migne Auxances

Protesters during a march as part of a rally against the construction of giant water reservoir (mega-bassine) near in Migne-Auxances, France on July 19, 2024. Fifteen months after the clashes at Sainte-Soline, several thousand opponents of irrigation reservoirs, who have been gathering in the Deux-Sevres since July 16, 2024, are due to demonstrate in neighbouring Vienne on July 19, despite a ban imposed by the authorities. This "great march", aimed at "extracting a moratorium" on the construction of water reservoirs, has led them to fear "acts of great violence": more than 3,000 gendarmes have been mobilised to "protect" farms and agricultural installations. Photo by Arnault Serriere/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rally against the construction of mega bassine - Migne Auxances

Protesters during a march as part of a rally against the construction of giant water reservoir (mega-bassine) near in Migne-Auxances, France on July 19, 2024. Fifteen months after the clashes at Sainte-Soline, several thousand opponents of irrigation reservoirs, who have been gathering in the Deux-Sevres since July 16, 2024, are due to demonstrate in neighbouring Vienne on July 19, despite a ban imposed by the authorities. This "great march", aimed at "extracting a moratorium" on the construction of water reservoirs, has led them to fear "acts of great violence": more than 3,000 gendarmes have been mobilised to "protect" farms and agricultural installations. Photo by Arnault Serriere/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rally against the construction of mega bassine - Migne Auxances

Protesters during a march as part of a rally against the construction of giant water reservoir (mega-bassine) near in Migne-Auxances, France on July 19, 2024. Fifteen months after the clashes at Sainte-Soline, several thousand opponents of irrigation reservoirs, who have been gathering in the Deux-Sevres since July 16, 2024, are due to demonstrate in neighbouring Vienne on July 19, despite a ban imposed by the authorities. This "great march", aimed at "extracting a moratorium" on the construction of water reservoirs, has led them to fear "acts of great violence": more than 3,000 gendarmes have been mobilised to "protect" farms and agricultural installations. Photo by Arnault Serriere/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rally against the construction of mega bassine - Migne Auxances

Protesters during a march as part of a rally against the construction of giant water reservoir (mega-bassine) near in Migne-Auxances, France on July 19, 2024. Fifteen months after the clashes at Sainte-Soline, several thousand opponents of irrigation reservoirs, who have been gathering in the Deux-Sevres since July 16, 2024, are due to demonstrate in neighbouring Vienne on July 19, despite a ban imposed by the authorities. This "great march", aimed at "extracting a moratorium" on the construction of water reservoirs, has led them to fear "acts of great violence": more than 3,000 gendarmes have been mobilised to "protect" farms and agricultural installations. Photo by Arnault Serriere/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rally against the construction of mega bassine - Migne Auxances

Spokesperson for the "Bassines non merci" collective, Julien Le Guet speaks to a police officer during a march as part of a rally against the construction of giant water reservoir (mega-bassine) near in Migne-Auxances, France on July 19, 2024. Fifteen months after the clashes at Sainte-Soline, several thousand opponents of irrigation reservoirs, who have been gathering in the Deux-Sevres since July 16, 2024, are due to demonstrate in neighbouring Vienne on July 19, despite a ban imposed by the authorities. This "great march", aimed at "extracting a moratorium" on the construction of water reservoirs, has led them to fear "acts of great violence": more than 3,000 gendarmes have been mobilised to "protect" farms and agricultural installations. Photo by Arnault Serriere/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rally against the construction of mega bassine - Migne Auxances

Protesters during a march as part of a rally against the construction of giant water reservoir (mega-bassine) near in Migne-Auxances, France on July 19, 2024. Fifteen months after the clashes at Sainte-Soline, several thousand opponents of irrigation reservoirs, who have been gathering in the Deux-Sevres since July 16, 2024, are due to demonstrate in neighbouring Vienne on July 19, despite a ban imposed by the authorities. This "great march", aimed at "extracting a moratorium" on the construction of water reservoirs, has led them to fear "acts of great violence": more than 3,000 gendarmes have been mobilised to "protect" farms and agricultural installations. Photo by Arnault Serriere/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rally against the construction of mega bassine - Migne Auxances

Protesters during a march as part of a rally against the construction of giant water reservoir (mega-bassine) near in Migne-Auxances, France on July 19, 2024. Fifteen months after the clashes at Sainte-Soline, several thousand opponents of irrigation reservoirs, who have been gathering in the Deux-Sevres since July 16, 2024, are due to demonstrate in neighbouring Vienne on July 19, despite a ban imposed by the authorities. This "great march", aimed at "extracting a moratorium" on the construction of water reservoirs, has led them to fear "acts of great violence": more than 3,000 gendarmes have been mobilised to "protect" farms and agricultural installations. Photo by Arnault Serriere/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rally against the construction of mega bassine - Migne Auxances

Spokesperson for the "Bassines non merci" collective, Julien Le Guet speaks to a police officer during a march as part of a rally against the construction of giant water reservoir (mega-bassine) near in Migne-Auxances, France on July 19, 2024. Fifteen months after the clashes at Sainte-Soline, several thousand opponents of irrigation reservoirs, who have been gathering in the Deux-Sevres since July 16, 2024, are due to demonstrate in neighbouring Vienne on July 19, despite a ban imposed by the authorities. This "great march", aimed at "extracting a moratorium" on the construction of water reservoirs, has led them to fear "acts of great violence": more than 3,000 gendarmes have been mobilised to "protect" farms and agricultural installations. Photo by Arnault Serriere/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rally against the construction of mega bassine - Migne Auxances

Protesters during a march as part of a rally against the construction of giant water reservoir (mega-bassine) near in Migne-Auxances, France on July 19, 2024. Fifteen months after the clashes at Sainte-Soline, several thousand opponents of irrigation reservoirs, who have been gathering in the Deux-Sevres since July 16, 2024, are due to demonstrate in neighbouring Vienne on July 19, despite a ban imposed by the authorities. This "great march", aimed at "extracting a moratorium" on the construction of water reservoirs, has led them to fear "acts of great violence": more than 3,000 gendarmes have been mobilised to "protect" farms and agricultural installations. Photo by Arnault Serriere/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rally against the construction of mega bassine - Migne Auxances

Protesters during a march as part of a rally against the construction of giant water reservoir (mega-bassine) near in Migne-Auxances, France on July 19, 2024. Fifteen months after the clashes at Sainte-Soline, several thousand opponents of irrigation reservoirs, who have been gathering in the Deux-Sevres since July 16, 2024, are due to demonstrate in neighbouring Vienne on July 19, despite a ban imposed by the authorities. This "great march", aimed at "extracting a moratorium" on the construction of water reservoirs, has led them to fear "acts of great violence": more than 3,000 gendarmes have been mobilised to "protect" farms and agricultural installations. Photo by Arnault Serriere/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rally against the construction of mega bassine - Migne Auxances

Protesters during a march as part of a rally against the construction of giant water reservoir (mega-bassine) near in Migne-Auxances, France on July 19, 2024. Fifteen months after the clashes at Sainte-Soline, several thousand opponents of irrigation reservoirs, who have been gathering in the Deux-Sevres since July 16, 2024, are due to demonstrate in neighbouring Vienne on July 19, despite a ban imposed by the authorities. This "great march", aimed at "extracting a moratorium" on the construction of water reservoirs, has led them to fear "acts of great violence": more than 3,000 gendarmes have been mobilised to "protect" farms and agricultural installations. Photo by Arnault Serriere/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rally against the construction of mega bassine - Migne Auxances

Protesters during a march as part of a rally against the construction of giant water reservoir (mega-bassine) near in Migne-Auxances, France on July 19, 2024. Fifteen months after the clashes at Sainte-Soline, several thousand opponents of irrigation reservoirs, who have been gathering in the Deux-Sevres since July 16, 2024, are due to demonstrate in neighbouring Vienne on July 19, despite a ban imposed by the authorities. This "great march", aimed at "extracting a moratorium" on the construction of water reservoirs, has led them to fear "acts of great violence": more than 3,000 gendarmes have been mobilised to "protect" farms and agricultural installations. Photo by Arnault Serriere/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rally against the construction of mega bassine - Migne Auxances

Protesters during a march as part of a rally against the construction of giant water reservoir (mega-bassine) near in Migne-Auxances, France on July 19, 2024. Fifteen months after the clashes at Sainte-Soline, several thousand opponents of irrigation reservoirs, who have been gathering in the Deux-Sevres since July 16, 2024, are due to demonstrate in neighbouring Vienne on July 19, despite a ban imposed by the authorities. This "great march", aimed at "extracting a moratorium" on the construction of water reservoirs, has led them to fear "acts of great violence": more than 3,000 gendarmes have been mobilised to "protect" farms and agricultural installations. Photo by Arnault Serriere/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rally against the construction of mega bassine - Migne Auxances

Protesters during a march as part of a rally against the construction of giant water reservoir (mega-bassine) near in Migne-Auxances, France on July 19, 2024. Fifteen months after the clashes at Sainte-Soline, several thousand opponents of irrigation reservoirs, who have been gathering in the Deux-Sevres since July 16, 2024, are due to demonstrate in neighbouring Vienne on July 19, despite a ban imposed by the authorities. This "great march", aimed at "extracting a moratorium" on the construction of water reservoirs, has led them to fear "acts of great violence": more than 3,000 gendarmes have been mobilised to "protect" farms and agricultural installations. Photo by Arnault Serriere/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rally against the construction of mega bassine - Migne Auxances

Protesters during a march as part of a rally against the construction of giant water reservoir (mega-bassine) near in Migne-Auxances, France on July 19, 2024. Fifteen months after the clashes at Sainte-Soline, several thousand opponents of irrigation reservoirs, who have been gathering in the Deux-Sevres since July 16, 2024, are due to demonstrate in neighbouring Vienne on July 19, despite a ban imposed by the authorities. This "great march", aimed at "extracting a moratorium" on the construction of water reservoirs, has led them to fear "acts of great violence": more than 3,000 gendarmes have been mobilised to "protect" farms and agricultural installations. Photo by Arnault Serriere/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rally against the construction of mega bassine - Migne Auxances

Protesters during a march as part of a rally against the construction of giant water reservoir (mega-bassine) near in Migne-Auxances, France on July 19, 2024. Fifteen months after the clashes at Sainte-Soline, several thousand opponents of irrigation reservoirs, who have been gathering in the Deux-Sevres since July 16, 2024, are due to demonstrate in neighbouring Vienne on July 19, despite a ban imposed by the authorities. This "great march", aimed at "extracting a moratorium" on the construction of water reservoirs, has led them to fear "acts of great violence": more than 3,000 gendarmes have been mobilised to "protect" farms and agricultural installations. Photo by Arnault Serriere/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rally against the construction of mega bassine - Migne Auxances

Protesters during a march as part of a rally against the construction of giant water reservoir (mega-bassine) near in Migne-Auxances, France on July 19, 2024. Fifteen months after the clashes at Sainte-Soline, several thousand opponents of irrigation reservoirs, who have been gathering in the Deux-Sevres since July 16, 2024, are due to demonstrate in neighbouring Vienne on July 19, despite a ban imposed by the authorities. This "great march", aimed at "extracting a moratorium" on the construction of water reservoirs, has led them to fear "acts of great violence": more than 3,000 gendarmes have been mobilised to "protect" farms and agricultural installations. Photo by Arnault Serriere/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rally against the construction of mega bassine - Migne Auxances

Protesters during a march as part of a rally against the construction of giant water reservoir (mega-bassine) near in Migne-Auxances, France on July 19, 2024. Fifteen months after the clashes at Sainte-Soline, several thousand opponents of irrigation reservoirs, who have been gathering in the Deux-Sevres since July 16, 2024, are due to demonstrate in neighbouring Vienne on July 19, despite a ban imposed by the authorities. This "great march", aimed at "extracting a moratorium" on the construction of water reservoirs, has led them to fear "acts of great violence": more than 3,000 gendarmes have been mobilised to "protect" farms and agricultural installations. Photo by Arnault Serriere/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rally against the construction of mega bassine - Migne Auxances

Protesters during a march as part of a rally against the construction of giant water reservoir (mega-bassine) near in Migne-Auxances, France on July 19, 2024. Fifteen months after the clashes at Sainte-Soline, several thousand opponents of irrigation reservoirs, who have been gathering in the Deux-Sevres since July 16, 2024, are due to demonstrate in neighbouring Vienne on July 19, despite a ban imposed by the authorities. This "great march", aimed at "extracting a moratorium" on the construction of water reservoirs, has led them to fear "acts of great violence": more than 3,000 gendarmes have been mobilised to "protect" farms and agricultural installations. Photo by Arnault Serriere/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rally against the construction of mega bassine - Migne Auxances

Protesters during a march as part of a rally against the construction of giant water reservoir (mega-bassine) near in Migne-Auxances, France on July 19, 2024. Fifteen months after the clashes at Sainte-Soline, several thousand opponents of irrigation reservoirs, who have been gathering in the Deux-Sevres since July 16, 2024, are due to demonstrate in neighbouring Vienne on July 19, despite a ban imposed by the authorities. This "great march", aimed at "extracting a moratorium" on the construction of water reservoirs, has led them to fear "acts of great violence": more than 3,000 gendarmes have been mobilised to "protect" farms and agricultural installations. Photo by Arnault Serriere/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rally against the construction of mega bassine - Migne Auxances

Protesters during a march as part of a rally against the construction of giant water reservoir (mega-bassine) near in Migne-Auxances, France on July 19, 2024. Fifteen months after the clashes at Sainte-Soline, several thousand opponents of irrigation reservoirs, who have been gathering in the Deux-Sevres since July 16, 2024, are due to demonstrate in neighbouring Vienne on July 19, despite a ban imposed by the authorities. This "great march", aimed at "extracting a moratorium" on the construction of water reservoirs, has led them to fear "acts of great violence": more than 3,000 gendarmes have been mobilised to "protect" farms and agricultural installations. Photo by Arnault Serriere/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rally against the construction of mega bassine - Migne Auxances

Protesters during a march as part of a rally against the construction of giant water reservoir (mega-bassine) near in Migne-Auxances, France on July 19, 2024. Fifteen months after the clashes at Sainte-Soline, several thousand opponents of irrigation reservoirs, who have been gathering in the Deux-Sevres since July 16, 2024, are due to demonstrate in neighbouring Vienne on July 19, despite a ban imposed by the authorities. This "great march", aimed at "extracting a moratorium" on the construction of water reservoirs, has led them to fear "acts of great violence": more than 3,000 gendarmes have been mobilised to "protect" farms and agricultural installations. Photo by Arnault Serriere/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rally against the construction of mega bassine - Migne Auxances

Protesters during a march as part of a rally against the construction of giant water reservoir (mega-bassine) near in Migne-Auxances, France on July 19, 2024. Fifteen months after the clashes at Sainte-Soline, several thousand opponents of irrigation reservoirs, who have been gathering in the Deux-Sevres since July 16, 2024, are due to demonstrate in neighbouring Vienne on July 19, despite a ban imposed by the authorities. This "great march", aimed at "extracting a moratorium" on the construction of water reservoirs, has led them to fear "acts of great violence": more than 3,000 gendarmes have been mobilised to "protect" farms and agricultural installations. Photo by Arnault Serriere/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rally against the construction of mega bassine - Migne Auxances

Protesters during a march as part of a rally against the construction of giant water reservoir (mega-bassine) near in Migne-Auxances, France on July 19, 2024. Fifteen months after the clashes at Sainte-Soline, several thousand opponents of irrigation reservoirs, who have been gathering in the Deux-Sevres since July 16, 2024, are due to demonstrate in neighbouring Vienne on July 19, despite a ban imposed by the authorities. This "great march", aimed at "extracting a moratorium" on the construction of water reservoirs, has led them to fear "acts of great violence": more than 3,000 gendarmes have been mobilised to "protect" farms and agricultural installations. Photo by Arnault Serriere/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rally against the construction of mega bassine - Migne Auxances

Protesters during a march as part of a rally against the construction of giant water reservoir (mega-bassine) near in Migne-Auxances, France on July 19, 2024. Fifteen months after the clashes at Sainte-Soline, several thousand opponents of irrigation reservoirs, who have been gathering in the Deux-Sevres since July 16, 2024, are due to demonstrate in neighbouring Vienne on July 19, despite a ban imposed by the authorities. This "great march", aimed at "extracting a moratorium" on the construction of water reservoirs, has led them to fear "acts of great violence": more than 3,000 gendarmes have been mobilised to "protect" farms and agricultural installations. Photo by Arnault Serriere/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rally against the construction of mega bassine - Migne Auxances

Protesters walk past a wildfire started by a police launched tear gas canister during a march as part of a rally against the construction of giant water reservoir (mega-bassine) near in Migne-Auxances, France on July 19, 2024. Fifteen months after the clashes at Sainte-Soline, several thousand opponents of irrigation reservoirs, who have been gathering in the Deux-Sevres since July 16, 2024, are due to demonstrate in neighbouring Vienne on July 19, despite a ban imposed by the authorities. This "great march", aimed at "extracting a moratorium" on the construction of water reservoirs, has led them to fear "acts of great violence": more than 3,000 gendarmes have been mobilised to "protect" farms and agricultural installations. Photo by Arnault Serriere/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rally against the construction of mega bassine - Migne Auxances

Protesters during a march as part of a rally against the construction of giant water reservoir (mega-bassine) near in Migne-Auxances, France on July 19, 2024. Fifteen months after the clashes at Sainte-Soline, several thousand opponents of irrigation reservoirs, who have been gathering in the Deux-Sevres since July 16, 2024, are due to demonstrate in neighbouring Vienne on July 19, despite a ban imposed by the authorities. This "great march", aimed at "extracting a moratorium" on the construction of water reservoirs, has led them to fear "acts of great violence": more than 3,000 gendarmes have been mobilised to "protect" farms and agricultural installations. Photo by Arnault Serriere/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rally against the construction of mega bassine - Migne Auxances

Protesters walk past a wildfire started by a police launched tear gas canister during a march as part of a rally against the construction of giant water reservoir (mega-bassine) near in Migne-Auxances, France on July 19, 2024. Fifteen months after the clashes at Sainte-Soline, several thousand opponents of irrigation reservoirs, who have been gathering in the Deux-Sevres since July 16, 2024, are due to demonstrate in neighbouring Vienne on July 19, despite a ban imposed by the authorities. This "great march", aimed at "extracting a moratorium" on the construction of water reservoirs, has led them to fear "acts of great violence": more than 3,000 gendarmes have been mobilised to "protect" farms and agricultural installations. Photo by Arnault Serriere/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rally against the construction of mega bassine - Migne Auxances

Protesters walk past a wildfire started by a police launched tear gas canister during a march as part of a rally against the construction of giant water reservoir (mega-bassine) near in Migne-Auxances, France on July 19, 2024. Fifteen months after the clashes at Sainte-Soline, several thousand opponents of irrigation reservoirs, who have been gathering in the Deux-Sevres since July 16, 2024, are due to demonstrate in neighbouring Vienne on July 19, despite a ban imposed by the authorities. This "great march", aimed at "extracting a moratorium" on the construction of water reservoirs, has led them to fear "acts of great violence": more than 3,000 gendarmes have been mobilised to "protect" farms and agricultural installations. Photo by Arnault Serriere/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rally against the construction of mega bassine - Migne Auxances

Protesters during a march as part of a rally against the construction of giant water reservoir (mega-bassine) near in Migne-Auxances, France on July 19, 2024. Fifteen months after the clashes at Sainte-Soline, several thousand opponents of irrigation reservoirs, who have been gathering in the Deux-Sevres since July 16, 2024, are due to demonstrate in neighbouring Vienne on July 19, despite a ban imposed by the authorities. This "great march", aimed at "extracting a moratorium" on the construction of water reservoirs, has led them to fear "acts of great violence": more than 3,000 gendarmes have been mobilised to "protect" farms and agricultural installations. Photo by Arnault Serriere/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rally against the construction of mega bassine - Migne Auxances

Protesters during a march as part of a rally against the construction of giant water reservoir (mega-bassine) near in Migne-Auxances, France on July 19, 2024. Fifteen months after the clashes at Sainte-Soline, several thousand opponents of irrigation reservoirs, who have been gathering in the Deux-Sevres since July 16, 2024, are due to demonstrate in neighbouring Vienne on July 19, despite a ban imposed by the authorities. This "great march", aimed at "extracting a moratorium" on the construction of water reservoirs, has led them to fear "acts of great violence": more than 3,000 gendarmes have been mobilised to "protect" farms and agricultural installations. Photo by Arnault Serriere/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rally against the construction of mega bassine - Migne Auxances

Protesters during a march as part of a rally against the construction of giant water reservoir (mega-bassine) near in Migne-Auxances, France on July 19, 2024. Fifteen months after the clashes at Sainte-Soline, several thousand opponents of irrigation reservoirs, who have been gathering in the Deux-Sevres since July 16, 2024, are due to demonstrate in neighbouring Vienne on July 19, despite a ban imposed by the authorities. This "great march", aimed at "extracting a moratorium" on the construction of water reservoirs, has led them to fear "acts of great violence": more than 3,000 gendarmes have been mobilised to "protect" farms and agricultural installations. Photo by Arnault Serriere/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rally against the construction of mega bassine - Migne Auxances

Protesters walk past a wildfire started by a police launched tear gas canister during a march as part of a rally against the construction of giant water reservoir (mega-bassine) near in Migne-Auxances, France on July 19, 2024. Fifteen months after the clashes at Sainte-Soline, several thousand opponents of irrigation reservoirs, who have been gathering in the Deux-Sevres since July 16, 2024, are due to demonstrate in neighbouring Vienne on July 19, despite a ban imposed by the authorities. This "great march", aimed at "extracting a moratorium" on the construction of water reservoirs, has led them to fear "acts of great violence": more than 3,000 gendarmes have been mobilised to "protect" farms and agricultural installations. Photo by Arnault Serriere/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rally against the construction of mega bassine - Migne Auxances

Protesters walk past a wildfire started by a police launched tear gas canister during a march as part of a rally against the construction of giant water reservoir (mega-bassine) near in Migne-Auxances, France on July 19, 2024. Fifteen months after the clashes at Sainte-Soline, several thousand opponents of irrigation reservoirs, who have been gathering in the Deux-Sevres since July 16, 2024, are due to demonstrate in neighbouring Vienne on July 19, despite a ban imposed by the authorities. This "great march", aimed at "extracting a moratorium" on the construction of water reservoirs, has led them to fear "acts of great violence": more than 3,000 gendarmes have been mobilised to "protect" farms and agricultural installations. Photo by Arnault Serriere/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rally against the construction of mega bassine - Migne Auxances

Protesters walk past a wildfire started by a police launched tear gas canister during a march as part of a rally against the construction of giant water reservoir (mega-bassine) near in Migne-Auxances, France on July 19, 2024. Fifteen months after the clashes at Sainte-Soline, several thousand opponents of irrigation reservoirs, who have been gathering in the Deux-Sevres since July 16, 2024, are due to demonstrate in neighbouring Vienne on July 19, despite a ban imposed by the authorities. This "great march", aimed at "extracting a moratorium" on the construction of water reservoirs, has led them to fear "acts of great violence": more than 3,000 gendarmes have been mobilised to "protect" farms and agricultural installations. Photo by Arnault Serriere/ABACAPRESS.COM