According to the prosecutor’s office, 81 people were still in custody at 6 am on Sunday, including Jérôme Rodrigues, one of the faces of the yellow vests, who also expressed himself in recent days as an ally of the activists. He is charged with “organizing a prohibited demonstration and participating in a group that wants to commit violence”.
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The police remain on standby to prevent protesters from blocking Paris today. Until tomorrow, when the convoys may reach Brussels, 7,000 troops are ready to intervene in and around the French capital.
Saturday night the last participants in the action were thrown on the receipt. Hundreds of demonstrators spent the night in their campers and are said to have left for Brussels around 10 am. But according to a French police source, certainly not all participants in the action in Paris would drive to Belgium.
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