Macron has a secret bunker in Paris in case they take the Elysée: he enabled it in 2018 for the 'yellow vests'

France is immersed in a new wave of street riots that, in recent weekends, are putting the French authorities in check. The threat reaches such a point that according to a book, the President of the Republic, Emmanuel Macron, has a bunker in Paris in the event that the Elysee Palace is taken over by violent protesters.

This is what La Nouvelle Armée des Ombres (The New Army of Shadows) maintains, a book by investigative journalists Pierre Gastineau, Antoine Izambard and Franck Renaud.

According to this work, Macron organized the construction of the bunker, on the outskirts of Paris, during the 'yellow vest' uprising of 2018, when the French president was attacked during a visit to Le Puy-en-Velay.

According to excerpts from the book published in L'Express, the security service of the President of the Republic began to draw up presidential evacuation plans, and recalled the violent riots that overthrew the government in 1934.

According to the authors, the authorities fear that radical left militants could trigger a "third wave" of unrest if Marine Le Pen's National Rally wins next April's elections.