Paris protest urges France to leave NATO and EU

Hundreds of protesters took to the streets of Paris at the invitation of the "Nationalists" party, which opposes current policies. They were demanding the resignation of President Emmanuel Macron and calling for France to withdraw from the European Union (Brexit) and NATO. The party responded to rising fuel prices and military alignments—especially support for Ukraine—by advocating for tax cuts and directing financial resources toward domestic needs instead of funding external conflicts. The demonstrations focused on the slogan "Living in freedom and peace," and included the participation of groups adversely affected by the policies, such as fishermen and farmers. Meanwhile, party leader Florian Philippot is preparing for the presidential elections scheduled for 2027, believing that these actions strengthen support for his sovereignist cause and for France to exit European and military alliances.

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