French police pushed back “yellow vest” protesters with tear gas and water cannons as the Champs Elysees burned Saturday morning.
Thousands of protesters marched to protest a gas tax hike on Saturday morning and demanded French President Emmanuel Macron resign.
Macron’s popularity has plummeted as of late. A recent opinion poll shows only 26% of French people have a favorable opinion of Macron due to the new gas tax hikes.
According to Reuters about 30,000 people are expected to protest in the French capital alone.
Protesters march against Macron’s new fuel tax:
JUST IN: French protesters are rallying in Paris against the enactment of President Macron's new fuel taxes.
This is the second week in a row protesters have donned yellow vests against the taxes #tictocnews pic.twitter.com/WFBePr0g1r
— TicToc by Bloomberg (@tictoc) November 24, 2018
French police fired tear gas and use water cannons against the “yellow vest” protesters:
🔴 EN DIRECT – #Paris: Les #policiers repoussent les #manifestants vers le haut des #ChampsÉlysées." (Vidéo: @LinePress) #Gilets #24novembre." #24novembre #GiletsJaunes #giletsjaunes #gilet #gilets #manifestation pic.twitter.com/ilA2zS2ubV
— FranceNews24 (@FranceNews24) November 24, 2018
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