
Police headquarters imposes static routes and gatherings for Tuesday
The Paris police headquarters banned three high school and student demonstration routes on Monday evening for Tuesday, imposing alternative routes and static gatherings, particularly around places of power.
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The Paris police headquarters issued three orders partially banning demonstrations on Tuesday as part of the movement of high school students and students, and imposed a route and a static gathering.
The Paris police headquarters (PP) issued three orders on Monday evening partially banning demonstrations on Tuesday as part of the movement of high school students and students, and imposed a route and a static gathering.
The route submitted by the FSU teaching union is prohibited, with the PP imposing the Panthéon/Place d’Italie route as the route.
That of the regional student coordination, departing from Place de la Bastille, is also refused by the PP which proposes a static gathering on Boulevard de l'Hôpital, at the Saint-Marcel metro station. The same goes for the Interfac general assembly, which also sees this same static gathering imposed on it, on Boulevard de l'Hôpital.
The Paris police headquarters has also issued an order prohibiting demonstrations or gatherings in several places in the capital, particularly around places of power.

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