Green Pass Francia, proteste dei no vax in tutto il Paese. FOTO

Più di 50 manifestazioni si sono svolte nel giorno della festa nazionale francese. In tanti hanno protestato contro le misure introdotte da Macron. Tafferugli con la polizia a Parigi e Lione. Sono stati sparati lacrimogeni e i manifestanti hanno anche incendiato cassonetti e distrutto vetrine

MARSEILLE, FRANCE - 2021/07/14: Protesters chant slogans during the demonstration against the health pass in Marseille.
French President Emmanuel Macron announced among new anti-Covid 19 measures a "health pass" which will be necessary to be frequenting café terraces, restaurants, cinemas, theatres and other culture and leisure activities to help contain the spread of the Covid-19 virus. (Photo by Gerard Bottino/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)

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È stato un 14 luglio di tensione in Francia. Nel giorno della festa nazionale, oltre 50 manifestazioni si sono svolte in tutto il Paese per protestare contro le misure introdotte dal presidente Emmanuel Macron, in particolare l’obbligo del Green pass. Si sono registrati scontri e tafferugli con la polizia in diverse città

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A construction machine is set on fire by demonstrators in order to slow down the progress of riot police at the Gare de l'Es, while on July 14, 2021, 2 days after the last speech of the President of the French Republic Emmanuel Macron to introduce mandatory vaccination of caregivers and the generalization of the Sanitary Pass in public places of more than 50 people to cope with a resurgence of Covid in France following the emergence of the Delta variant, several hundred people gathered in the streets of Paris to demonstrate their opposition. This demonstration was quickly repressed by the riot police creating clashes with the demonstrators, many of whom claimed to be Yellow Vests. (Photo by Samuel Boivin/NurPhoto)

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A Parigi numerosi manifestanti si sono diretti verso Place de la République, nel cuore della capitale, al grido di “Libertà, Libertà", per protestare contro le recenti misure anti-Covid annunciate dal presidente Macron

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Anti-riot police officers standing near a burning trash can set on fire by demonstrators, while on July 14, 2021, 2 days after the last speech of the President of the French Republic Emmanuel Macron to introduce mandatory vaccination of caregivers and the generalization of the Sanitary Pass in public places of more than 50 people to cope with a resurgence of Covid in France following the emergence of the Delta variant, several hundred people gathered in the streets of Paris to demonstrate their opposition. This demonstration was quickly repressed by the riot police creating clashes with the demonstrators, many of whom claimed to be Yellow Vests. (Photo by Samuel Boivin/NurPhoto)

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Le forze dell'ordine sono dovute ricorrere ai gas lacrimogeni per disperdere i manifestanti. Due sere fa, Macron ha annunciato l'estensione del pass sanitario e il vaccino obbligatorio per il personale sanitario, una misura che secondo un sondaggio pubblicato oggi da Le Figaro ha suscitato il consenso del 61% degli intervistati

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TOPSHOT - A demonstrator kicks back a gas canister to Police on the sidelines of a protest in central Paris on July 14, 2021 against a governmental decision to impose Covid-19 tests for unvaccinated people who want to eat in restaurants or take long-distance trips, as the country looks to avoid a surge in more contagious Delta cases. - French President announced the tougher measures on July 12, including mandatory vaccinations for healthcare and retirement home workers, prompting a surge in bookings for the jab. But critics accused the president of discriminating against sceptics or those who will not be fully vaccinated before the "health pass" rules come into effect. (Photo by GEOFFROY VAN DER HASSELT / AFP) (Photo by GEOFFROY VAN DER HASSELT/AFP via Getty Images)

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In due giorni, sono circa 2 milioni le persone che hanno prenotato il vaccino sulle piattaforme on-line. Il boom di vaccinazioni è una diretta conseguenza dell’introduzione dell’obbligo di green pass imposto da Macron per poter accedere a quasi tutte le attività sociali e pubbliche. Ma in parallelo è montata la rabbia dei No Vax

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A demonstrator holds up a sign against the vaccine that reads "No to 1000 and 1 doses", while on July 14, 2021, 2 days after the last speech of the President of the French Republic Emmanuel Macron to introduce mandatory vaccination of caregivers and the generalization of the Health Pass in public places of more than 50 people to cope with a resurgence of Covid in France following the emergence of the Delta variant, several hundred people gathered in the streets of Paris to demonstrate their opposition. This demonstration was quickly repressed by the riot police creating clashes with the demonstrators, many of whom claimed to be Yellow Vests. (Photo by Samuel Boivin/NurPhoto)

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Gruppi di manifestanti si sono ritrovati in piazza per protestare contro quella che definiscono una “dittatura sanitaria” imposta da governo e presidente

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PARIS, FRANCE - JULY 14: Thousands of people, who opposed the mandatory new type of coronavirus (Covid-19) vaccine gather during a protest, on July 14, 2021 in Paris, France. Riot police intervened in protestors with tear gas, demonstrators clashed with the police, broke the windows of banks and shops, overturned trash cans and set up barricades on the roads. The demonstrators also set fire to garbage containers and construction equipment. (Photo by Alaattin Dogru/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

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Secondo le autorità, sono state circa 20mila le persone scese in piazza in diverse città della Francia. I manifestanti di fatto vedono nella misura di Macron un “obbligo di vaccino mascherato”

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Demonstrators stand amidst a cloud of tear gas fired by the police, as on July 14, 2021, 2 days after the last speech of the President of the French Republic Emmanuel Macron to introduce mandatory vaccination of caregivers and the generalization of the Sanitary Pass in public places of more than 50 people to cope with a resurgence of Covid in France following the emergence of the Delta variant, several hundred people gathered in the streets of Paris to demonstrate their opposition. This demonstration was quickly repressed by the riot police creating clashes with the demonstrators, many of whom claimed to be Yellow Vests. (Photo by Samuel Boivin/NurPhoto)

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I cortei hanno interessato numerose città, da Parigi a Lione, da Tolosa a Marsiglia. In molte piazze si son rivisti di nuovo i gilet gialli. Alcune delle manifestazioni sono sfociate in momenti di tensione e tafferugli con la polizia, perché quasi tutti i cortei non erano autorizzati

Demonstrators burned a trash can in a street in Paris, while on July 14, 2021, 2 days after the last speech of the President of the French Republic Emmanuel Macron to introduce mandatory vaccination of caregivers and the generalization of the Sanitary Pass in public places of more than 50 people to cope with a resurgence of Covid in France following the emergence of the Delta variant, several hundred people gathered in the streets of Paris to demonstrate their opposition. This demonstration was quickly repressed by the riot police creating clashes with the demonstrators, many of whom claimed to be Yellow Vests. (Photo by Samuel Boivin/NurPhoto)

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Secondo il ministro dell’Interno sono state 53 le manifestazioni in diverse città della Francia. I disordini hanno caratterizzato i cortei a Parigi, Lione e Annecy. Nella capitale alcuni manifestanti hanno eretto barricate in strada e incendiato cassonetti

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Nel centro di Lione la polizia ha sparato lacrimogeni. In Alta Savoia, un gruppo di alcune centinaia di No Vax ha forzato il portone della prefettura di Annecy protestando nel cortile