The Loir-et-Cher prefecture banned this Tuesday, April 25, “sound amplifying devices” in anticipation of Emmanuel Macron’s trip.
A new title to avoid the casseroles that now accompany the movements of Emmanuel Macron. After the prefecture of Hérault banning “portable sound devices” last week, that of Loir-et-Cher bans this Tuesday, April 25 “sound amplifying devices”. The “processions, parades and protest rallies” are also prohibited, during the president’s trip to Vendôme.
Casseroles multiply
Gatherings sometimes bringing together several hundred people took place Monday evening all over France to protest against Emmanuel Macron, a year after his re-election, demonstrators going in particular to the Gare de Lyon in Paris to boo the Minister of Education Pap Ndiaye.
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Monday, April 24, in the capital, several hundred opponents of the Head of State gathered in the Place de l’Hôtel de Ville at 8 p.m., according to an AFP journalist. They unsheathed pans, lids and metal cake molds for a cacophonous concert, punctuated by “Macron resignation” and other protest songs.