La protesta se prohíbe en el centro de París y es llevada a la periferia

The French government has prohibited a protest in central Paris, relocating it to the outskirts due to fears of violence. The Council of State intervened after conflicting opinions between police and the government, aiming to minimize potential damage. Protest organizers argue this limits their constitutional right to assemble, claiming it diminishes the impact of their demonstration. Authorities are concerned about possible riots similar to those on October 17-18, fueled by radical groups on social media. The protest route was altered from a traditional path to a more distant area, which organizers criticize as a sign of governmental disregard for social demands. Police have warned against hiding faces in public during protests, with fines for violations.