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French protest
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If you’re out of the loop, on Monday, after the use of article 49.3 of the French constitution, allowing the government to put its responsibility on the table in exchange for passing a law without a vote in the Assemblée Nationale, a "motion de censure" was voted. This basically is a question for the elected : "The government engaged its responsibility and forced the adoption of the law : do you want fire it for this ?". They were only 9 votes away from the Yes, which is actually pretty incredible given that on more than a hundred of use of the 49.3, only ONE "motion de censure" was adopted, and the circumstances in that case were really particular. 

The rejection of the "motion de censure" caused an uproar all over the country, and all unions called for a massive national protest on Thursday. But already since Monday, in Paris spontaneous protest are happening every night, with a LOT of arrests of basically anyone in the same street as the police.
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