The Telegram loops were animated at dawn. Small groups were trying to come together to apply the watchword of the day: “Let’s block everything”. But doors of the RATP bus deposits in the capital in the capital, from roundabouts to transport infrastructure throughout France, the demonstrators quickly encountered the deployment of the police. The day was not yet lifted that tear gas grenades were already raining to counter any blocking attempt. 80,000 police and gendarmes were mobilized, according to the resigning Minister of the Interior, Bruno Retailleau.
France did not find itself blocked or stopped on Wednesday, September 10. However, many actions have taken place all day across the country, with gatherings of magnitude in certain cities. The Ministry of the Interior has identified 550 rallies on the public highway and 262 blockages, bringing together some 175,000 people across France. The CGT announces 250,000 demonstrators. A total of 473 arrests were carried out, including 203 in Paris, and 339 people were placed in police custody, including 106 in the capital, according to the Ministry of the Interior
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