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In France, protests against COVID were protested, and the authorities used tear gas

Paris police have faced protests protesting President Emmanuel Macron’s plan to demand a COVID-19 vaccine certificate or a negative PCR test to enter bars, restaurants and cinemas from next month.

The police used tear gas several times when the protesters overturned garbage cans and ignited a mechanical excavator. Some protesters who did not take part in the clashes wore badges reading “No health pass.”

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The government’s announced intention to force health workers to be vaccinated against the coronavirus, as well as to restrict some public places, including restaurants, for people without a vaccine or a negative test, is unsettling.

Protests took place in other cities, including Nantes, Marseille and Montpellier.

According to AFP, about 2,250 people protested in the French capital, and in the country – about 20,000 people, according to BNR.

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