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PARIS, Oct 18 About 200 supporters of the radical black bloc movement, who organize pogroms and provocations on demonstrations, participated in an intersectoral rally in Paris on Tuesday, BFMTV reports, citing the police. It was previously reported that the police detained six people at a demonstration in Paris. jpg» />A demonstration against rising energy prices was held in Brussels, media reportedAccording to the TV channel, in addition to 200 black bloc radicals, 60 ultra-left activists participated in the demonstration in the French capital. On Tuesday, a numerous demonstration took place in Paris against the backdrop of an inter-industry strike calling on trade unions to demand higher wages in due to the rising cost of living. According to the RIA Novosti correspondent, thousands of people took part in it, including workers in transport, energy, the food industry, trade, education and healthcare. They demanded higher wages and better working conditions in response to the rising cost of living in France. The demonstration was also attended by Yellow Vests, various youth organisations, leftists, communists and black bloc youth radicals.In France, transport workers joined the strike of refinery employees As a RIA Novosti correspondent previously reported from the scene, clashes at the demonstration began after a provocation by the radicals. They began to break the windows of banks and shops, destroy bus stops, set fire to garbage cans, throw glass bottles and smoke bombs at law enforcement officers. In response, the police began to push back aggressive demonstrators. ), the «Unitarian Federation of Trade Unions» (FSU) and «Solidarity» (Solidaires) announced the day of the general interprofessional strike on October 18 demanding higher wages and better working conditions.
Yesterday, 16:53″We are here for peace»: rally against anti-Russian sanctions in RomeHundreds of Italians gathered in the center of Rome to oppose anti-Russian sanctions and the supply of weapons to Ukraine. The protesters also demanded that the authorities solve the country's acute socio-economic problems caused by a sharp rise in energy and food prices.