It all started in October 2018. A handful of dissatisfied people spoke out against the rise in fuel prices, before initiating a spontaneous and unstructured social movement leading to a series of massive demonstrations throughout France.
The anti-sanitary pass movement resembles that of the "
yellow vests
".
" at its beginnings.
This time, the cause of the discontent is not economic but health, with a libertarian side.
A few days after Emmanuel Macron's speech on Monday July 12, during which he announced compulsory vaccination for caregivers and the extension of the health pass to most places of life and culture, some 114,000 people - including 18,000 in Paris - gathered to protest against a measure deemed to be liberticidal.
On Wednesday, July 21, opponents also gathered, in smaller numbers, at 3 p.m. and 9 p.m. in front of the National Assembly.
This weekend again, demonstrations that promise to be massive
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