ردة فعل بعد خطاب ماكرون بارديلا تدعوه "مقدس و جبان"
Paris - Reactions poured in on Sunday night and into Monday after French President Emmanuel Macron addressed the nation over the rioting that swept France. وفقاً لـ (رويتر) و (الجازيرا) و منافذ أخرى قال (ماكرون) في العنوان المذيع أن "الغضب والعار" He stopped short of declaring a state of emergency or a curfew, but said prefects, working with mayors, could ban specific gatherings where necessary to protect public buildings and businesses. كما أمر بإجراء استعراض لما إذا كان جمع المعلومات الاستخباراتية أو الإعداد المسبق للشرطة قد فشل مع تحول الاحتجاجات عنيفة، ووجّه رئيس الوزراء سيباستيان لوكورنو إلى عقد أحزاب سياسية واتحادات ومجموعات طلابية وسلطات محلية في الأيام القادمة. (ماكرون) تعهد بـ "وحدة الأزمات" لتقديم مساعدة عاجلة للأعمال التجارية المناضلة و وزير الاقتصاد (رولاند ليسكوير) تعهد بتقديم الدعم الحكومي لملاك المتاجر المتضررين
On the latest official toll, the Interior Ministry said nearly 2,400 people were arrested on Saturday and 997 police officers and gendarmes were injured, seven of them seriously, while one protester died of cardiac arrest during demonstrations in Paris.
من بين الشخصيات المعارضة، جوردن بارديلا، رئيس الناطقين الوطنيين البعيدي الحق، يُدعى خطاب ماكرون "رائع" و"مرح" يقول الحكومة "لم يتبقى شيء ليعرض على الشعب الفرنسي ولا يمكنه حتى حمايته". القائد الوطني للبحرية (لي بين) قال في رسالة فيديو: "العنف ليس رأياً، والدمار ليس شكلاً من أشكال التعبير. الفوضى لا يمكن أن تكون خطة لمستقبل فرنسا ووصفت الإدارة أيضاً بأنها "تجري على الأبخرة، مُرهقة وغير مُوجّهة". (جان لوك ميلينشون) قائد الجناح الأيسر لفرنسا غير المأهولة قال أن الحكومة كانت "مسؤولة تماماً" عن التدمير (برونو ريتيلاو)، زعيم الجمهوريين المحافظين، وجدد دعوته إلى حالة الطوارئ.
من الاتحادات ومجموعات الاحتجاجات، صوفي فينيتيتي، الأمين العام لنقابة المعلمين الثانويين لفرقة SNES-FSU، قال العنوان لا يحتوي على أي شيء ملموس على الإطلاق في التعليم، المسألة في منشأ الاحتجاجات. According to Le Monde, a coalition of "yellow vest" movement groups that had called for participation in the October 17 protests called the speech hollow and said it showed how far leaders are removed from the realities of ordinary people; the groups demanded a face-to-face meeting with the president, said they would form a delegation representing the participating organizations if the request were accepted, and said they would continue collective closure, including blocking Sectordown transport, and expand a cross November.
At the local level, the mayors of Paris, Lyon and Marseille have requested a meeting with the prime minister in the coming days, citing the scale of the destruction. تقرير من (باريس)، قال (الجازيرا) أن الخطاب "لا يفاجئني" وأن الناس الذين كانوا يتظاهرون "يتغذون على سماع هذه الكلمات من الرئيس الفرنسي"
المصدر: GSM · الولايات المتحدة (الطبعة الإنجليزية · الطبعة الصينية الأصلية)
صورة: 巴黎「黄背心」抗议人群资料图（2019年3月摄，非本次骚乱现场）。图：Thomon，Wikimedia Commons，CC BY-SA 4.0（经 Commons API 实查）。File photo of Yellow Vest protesters in Paris (March 2019; not the current unrest). Photo: Thomon, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0 (verified via Commons API).
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