Thousands gather in Paris square to protest far-right National Rally party

Radio Moldova, 1 July 2024 14:50

Anti-far right protests erupted in Paris’s Place de la République Sunday evening where left-wing voters gathered to show support for the New Popular front – an alliance formed between French Socialists, Communists, Greens and France Unbowed party – after it came in second behind the far right alliance led by National Rally, AFP reports.

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