Le journal de 15h30 du 22/10/2026

A significant student demonstration unfolds in Paris, with multiple organizations marching along Boulevard de l'Hôpital. Initially prohibited, the demonstration received a green light from the administrative court, allowing students to gather under heavy police surveillance just two days before a nationwide mobilization. The Interior Ministry has increased police presence by 20% compared to the previous week, ensuring tight security for the upcoming events.

President Emmanuel Macron addresses the situation after a defense council meeting, stating that only union-organized protests will be permitted. He outlines alternative routes for the marches to maintain safety in city centers, with a sanctioned demonstration planned from Bastille to Nation in Paris. In contrast, Lyon's prefect has declared that no protests will be allowed in the city. The government's approach to banning gatherings will be assessed on a case-by-case basis.

Attention also shifts to Orléans, where the National Rally is set to hold a congress. Several left-wing political parties plan to protest against Marine Le Pen's party, with an authorized demonstration scheduled for Saturday morning. Concerns arise about potential radical elements within the protests. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu convenes political parties to alleviate tensions following unsuccessful negotiations with unions, as calls for a state of emergency emerge in response to anticipated violence.

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