According to Reuters reported on the 10th, on Wednesday, inspired by Canadian demonstrators, some protesters from the south of France, also formed a so-called "free motorcade", will go to Paris and Brussels, asking the government to end the new crown epidemic restrictions.
French protesters Image source: Reuters
About 200 protesters gathered in a parking lot in Nice, France, many waving Canadian flags to salute Canadian truck drivers who protested against the restrictions on the outbreak.
Protesters in Nice say they plan to travel first to Paris and then to Brussels, the eu's headquarters, to demand the lifting of regulations prohibiting unvaccinated people from entering public places.
"A lot of people don't understand why mandatory vaccination orders come into effect in France." A man who identified himself as Dennis said. He is helping to coordinate the convoy from Nice.
Canada's "Free Motorcade" protest Source: People's Vision
Dennis said: "Our job is to communicate to the EU that the implementation of the so-called 'health pass' until 2023 is something that most of our citizens cannot understand."
Not everyone from Nice intends to travel all the way to Paris or Brussels. The convoy consisted of motorcycles and private cars, with no trucks.
In the city of Perpignan, near the French-Spanish border, about 200 people also gathered as part of the "Free Motorcade" protests, which they plan to travel to Paris. Their convoy consisted of cars, some RVs and a heavy van.
"We're just tired of it all. We want to go where we want to go without being asked to show proof of vaccination. At least what I can do during this protest. Nicholas Burrat, a truck driver preparing to join the convoy, said.
(Editor: ZLQ)