跟进：法国抗议进入第四个周末 全国14.6万人上街，巴黎4.6万人、约360人被捕

法国 11 月 7 日周六迎来第四个周末的大规模抗议，数万人走上街头抗议生活成本上涨与公共服务恶化。法国内政部晚 7 时统计，全国 146,000 人参加抗议，其中巴黎 46,000 人；全国约 360 人被捕。政府当天在全国部署了 7 万名警察与宪兵，内政部长洛朗·努涅斯警告当局已“严阵以待”。

巴黎经批准的游行从共和国广场前往民族广场，起初和平进行，傍晚出现紧张局面。警方说，约 200 人在警方逮捕一名涉嫌点燃垃圾桶的男子后袭击执法人员，警方动用催泪瓦斯驱散人群。里昂、图卢兹、马赛与波尔多也报告了冲突，里昂警方对堵塞市中心道路的数百人发射催泪瓦斯。黄马甲运动的两名主要人物本杰明·巴尔与索莱娜·阿泽尔玛·西戈在巴黎协和广场一场被禁的集会上被捕并拘留。

这轮抗议 9 月中旬由高中生发起，最初抗议学校条件恶化，包括校舍破旧与教师短缺，以及高等教育升学制度不公，随后演变为对生活成本、不平等与总统马克龙的更广泛不满。上周六的抗议规模更大，超过 50 万人上街，部分地区出现抢劫与破坏，2000 多人被警方拘留。本周四 11 月 5 日的全国罢工中，内政部统计 575,000 人参加，448 人被捕、53 名警察受伤。总理塞巴斯蒂安·莱科尔尼说，他将于周一召集工会与雇主举行社会会议，讨论购买力与工资问题；政府同时宣布最低工资上调 0.6%。

Follow-Up: France Protests Enter a Fourth Weekend: 146,000 Nationwide, 46,000 in Paris, About 360 Arrested

Tens of thousands of people protested across France on Saturday, November 7, for a fourth consecutive weekend, in another show of anger over the rising cost of living and deteriorating public services. The Interior Ministry counted 146,000 demonstrators nationwide as of 7 p.m., including 46,000 in Paris, and reported about 360 arrests. The government deployed 70,000 police officers and gendarmes across the country, with Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez warning that authorities would be "ready and waiting" for anyone engaging in rioting or looting.

The authorized march in Paris from Place de la République to Place de la Nation proceeded peacefully before tensions broke out in the evening. Police said about 200 people attacked law enforcement after officers arrested a man accused of setting fire to a rubbish bin, and tear gas was used to disperse the crowd. Clashes were also reported in Lyon, Toulouse, Marseille and Bordeaux; in Lyon, police fired tear gas at several hundred people blocking a road in the city centre. Two leading figures of the Yellow Vest movement, Benjamin Ball and Solene Azelma Sigaux, were arrested and taken into custody at a banned event at Place de la Concorde in Paris.

The demonstrations began in mid-September, when high school students blockaded their schools over deteriorating conditions, including dilapidated buildings and teacher shortages, as well as what they see as an unfair system for accessing higher education. The movement has since become a focal point for wider discontent over the cost of living, inequality and President Macron. Last Saturday's protests drew more than half a million people, with looting and vandalism in places and more than 2,000 people taken into police custody. In Thursday's nationwide strike on November 5, the Interior Ministry counted 575,000 participants, with 448 arrests and 53 police officers injured. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu said he would convene a social conference with unions and employers on Monday to address purchasing power and wages, while the government announced a 0.6 percent increase in the minimum wage.

来源：法国内政部

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图片来源：图：巴黎抗议现场标语（资料图）。A protest sign in Paris. (file photo)

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