Between 400,000 and 500,000 demonstrators are expected in France tomorrow as part of the so-called "second act" of the mobilization of former yellow vests and students against the high cost of living and for better schools: this is what emerges from an internal circular from the French intelligence service cited by the daily newspaper Le Parisien.
The reports also raise the risk of "attacks on public buildings and state symbols," as well as "undoubtedly opportunistic looting," i.e., by those taking advantage of the situation. The intelligence services also note that "merchants are organizing their own self-defense."
