At least six detainees in Bayonne following protests to block the country
The French Basque Country is also being affected by the day of blockade against the policies of cutbacks of the French Government, organised outside parties and trade unions and aimed at paralysing the people. At 14:00 a demonstration will be held in Baiona from the City Hall.
The French Basque Country is also being affected by the dayof blockade against the French Government's policies of cuts, organised outside parties and trade unions and aimed at paralysing the people.
This Wednesday, from the first hour of the morning, demonstrators tried to block the main entrances to Bayonne. 06: 30 hours, for example, about a hundred demonstrators gathered at the Leroy Merlin roundabout in Bayonne to try to obstruct traffic.
In view of the impossibility of continuing the protests there, they have decided to move to the city. Along the way, demonstrators have repeatedly tried to close the road and the police have been avoiding these blockades behind them. The police have also used tear flames to disperse the demonstrators.
When they were on the red bridge street, the officers surrounded them completely and identified each of the participants in the protests, six of whom had been takenaway by arrest and 10 others who had no identification.
At Angelu, on the other hand, about 50 people have blocked the entrance to the Dassault Aviation factory, convened by CGT (Central Confederation of Trade Unions). They have prevented the entry of cars, not pedestrians, who have been handing out leaflets to workers on foot with information about their mobilizations.
In Bayonne at 14:00 the demonstrationis scheduled , starting before udaletxe.
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