Hundreds who were arrested in France while “Banning everything” protests erupt all over the country

French police Hundreds of demonstrators were arrested on Wednesday with the outbreak of the demonstrations “banning everything” throughout the country, as the crowd closed roads, collided with lighting and engaging with the authorities.

The Ministry of Interior announced 295 arrests in the early hours of the planned day of the national demonstrations against President Emmanuel Macron, Budget discounts and other complaints. The government of France suffered a major setback on Monday when Prime Minister Francois Bayro lost a parliamentary vote on confidence, forcing his resignation and replacement by Sebastian Lecorno.

“The prime minister has just been expelled and immediately determined, we get another right,” the 21 -year -old Talib Al -Maedani told Associated Press on Wednesday. “They are trying to make working workers, young students, retired, all people, they carry all the effort instead of taxes on wealth.”

Groups of demonstrators who tried repeatedly tried to prevent Paris Billetai during the morning peak hour by the police using tear gas. Elsewhere in the capital, the demonstrators accumulated garbage boxes and threw things at police officers. The firefighters were called to the Shatlette neighborhood in the center of the city after a fire erupted in a restaurant, and threatened to spread to a nearby building.

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The Parisian police reported 183 arrests by mid -afternoon, with more than 100 other people protesting the police elsewhere in France, according to the Ministry of Interior.

Interior Minister Bruno Retario said that the demonstrators set a bus in the city of Rin, Reuters mentioned.

Roads, traffic slowdown and other protests were widespread – from the southern city of Mersilia to Lille and Kane in the north, and from Nantes and Rin in the west to Greenoppe and Lyon in the southeast.

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The movement “Tout” or “Banning everything”, and the momentum movement throughout the summer on social media and in encrypted chats, according to AP.

I invited it for one day Siege, strikes, provinces, and demonstrationS. and other protests came at a time when Bayrou was a plans to reduce public spending on a large scale by $ 51 billion to form France’s growing deficit and trillions in debt.

Macron appointed Bayro in December after a large number of resignations throughout the year when three other prime ministers left the job.

Mondays noted on Monday that by the end of the first quarter of 2025, France’s public debt was equivalent to 114 % of GDP.

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About 80,000 police were deployed throughout France on Wednesday to deal with the protests, the Associated Press reported.

Caitlin McFall of Fox News Digital and Associated Press contributed to this report.