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We Francji dwie zamieszki - jedna muzułmańska przeciwko policji, druga studencko-antifowa, socjalistyczna przeciwko reformom Macrona:

Angry youths in a deprived area of the French city of Toulouse have attacked police, torched cars and set fire to garbage during two nights of clashes that have led to 18 arrests, police said Tuesday.
The rioting in the Mirail area of the southern city, a high-crime neighbourhood once home to several jihadists, was apparently sparked by the death of a local man in prison and an identity check by police on a veiled woman on Sunday.
   
After nearly four hours of clashes on Sunday night that saw gangs throw  stones at the local police station and set fire to about 10 cars, violence flared again on Monday night.
   
"Security forces were targeted throughout the night and carried out 18 arrests for violence, arson and insults," a statement from top local security official Pascal Mailhos said.

https://www.thelocal.fr/20180417/french-...use-suburb

Tutej o Macronie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_3ddE8kRjY

http://www.france24.com/en/20180420-far-...m-protests

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2018/04/t...33706.html

French president promises to stand firm as public-sector staff and students rally against his labour overhaul effort.

Tens of thousands of striking rail workers, public sector staff and students have rallied across France against President Emmanuel Macron.

Demonstrators chanted and carried anti-Macron banners on Thursday in Paris and other cities such as Lyon and Marseille, but the scale of the protests appeared below expectations.

About 15,000 rallied in Paris, according to a count by crowd consultancy, Occurrence, while police estimated the number at 11,500. Hard-left CGT union, the main organiser, put the crowd at 50,000.

"We're here for public services. We're ready to continue the whole summer, even into September and October," Helene Tricre, a 25-year-old ticket inspector working for the SNCF railway, told AFP news agency at the Paris rally.
The peaceful march was marred by occasional clashes between police and far-left groups, many of them hooded and masked, who were seen smashing shop windows.