FRENCH OPPOSITION ASKS PRESIDENT MACRON TO BE RECEIVED & NEW ELECTIONS

USPA NEWS - President Emmanuel Macron calls on the politicians to participate in the end of the crisis and asks Edouard Philippe to receive all the leaders of the opposition parties, tomorrow, Monday 3 December. Some of them, like Marine le Pen (RN), demand to be reviewed by the head of state himself to find a way out of the crisis. Jean Luc Melenchon (LFI) calls for the dissolution of the National Assembly. Laurent Wauquiez (The Reublicans) demands President macron to dismiss the tax for Carbon. The President of the Senate, Gerard Larcher, (The Republicans) for him explained on RTL radio channel, "The government is not entitled a third BLACK SATURDAY ". The leaders of political parties of the opposition, express themselves continuously on the chains of French TV along with the members of LREM of the majority (Party of the President Macron) and some "door-words" of the Yellow Vests, to discuss the poissbles solution to stop the current crisis of vilenies caused by the demonstrations launched after the Yellow Vests in France since November 17 and which ended Saturday, December 1 with a heavy toll. Indeed, urban violence, resembling a civil war, and ignited the French capital

President Emmanuel Macron calls on the politicians to participate in the end of the crisis and asks Edouard Philippe to receive all the leaders of the opposition parties, tomorrow, Monday 3 December. Some of them, like Marine le Pen (RN), demand to be reviewed by the head of state himself to find a way out of the crisis. Jean Luc Melenchon (LFI) calls for the dissolution of the National Assembly. Laurent Wauquiez (The Reublicans) demands President macron to dismiss the tax for Carbon. The President of the Senate, Gerard Larcher, (The Republicans) for him explained on RTL radio channel, "The government is not entitled a third BLACK SATURDAY ". The leaders of political parties of the opposition, express themselves continuously on the chains of French TV along with the members of LREM of the majority (Party of the President Macron) and some "door-words" of the Yellow Vests, to discuss the poissbles solution to stop the current crisis of vilenies caused by the demonstrations launched after the Yellow Vests in France since November 17 and which ended Saturday, December 1 with a heavy toll. Indeed, urban violence, resembling a civil war, and ignited the capital this Saturday early December. According to the latest estimates, there were 263 wounded, including 23 among the police, and 412 arrests. Edouard Philippe should receive the main party leaders and representatives of "yellow vests", at a date still undetermined. The Minister of the Interior will have to explain to the Senate on Tuesday about the system put in place to oversee the rally.