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When mass demonstrations broke out in France over rising living costs and government impasse, Macron appeared at a Celine Dion concert and was criticized by protesters as looking like a modern version of Louis XVI and Queen Mary.
When riots broke out in many places in France, the President of Francelong sign on english vowel My wife Brigitte and I went to enjoy it on the evening of the 16th.Canada During Queen Celine Dion’s concert, some protesters criticized Macron, saying he was like King Louis XVI and Queen Marie who were executed during the French Revolution.
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Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte Macron were photographed dancing at a Celine Dion concert, the British Daily Mail reported.
According to reports, he was clapping to music in a private box, unaware of the French public’s anger. The French people are angry at the rising cost of living, rapidly declining public finances and a government that is stagnant and unable to govern effectively.
The British “London Broadcasting Corporation” (LBC) reported that more than 500,000 people took to the streets to demonstrate in France yesterday. As of this afternoon, authorities had arrested approximately 1,800 people and hundreds of police officers were injured. Figures updated this morning showed 855 people were arrested in Paris.
One angry protestor reportedly compared Macron to French King Louis XVI and his wife Marie, who were executed during the French Revolution. Marie Antoinette.
Lina Bernard, one of the organizers of the Paris protest rally, told Britain’s Mail on Sunday that Macron was “acting like Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette.” Both men were executed during the French Revolution, which overthrew the monarchy.
“They seem to think everything is OK,” Berner said.
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They went to enjoy Celine Dion’s concert on the evening of the 16th and were photographed clapping and dancing in a private box. The outside world believes that this move is a sharp contrast to the anger of the French people due to the riots.
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The demonstrations stemmed primarily from the rising cost of living, deteriorating public finances, and government stagnation and inability to govern effectively. Reports said that more than 500,000 people took to the streets across France and that a large number of arrests were made and police officers were injured.
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Protesters believed that the duo leisurely attended the concert, even at a time of public anger and social unrest, making them appear to be out of touch with reality and indifferent to public opinion. Therefore, they were compared to the royal couple who were deposed and executed during the French Revolution.
