Social mobilizations: Emmanuel Macron and Sébastien Lecornu seek levers in the face of the sedimentation of anger

On October 31, the French government faces renewed social unrest as protests are expected in major cities. Minister Laurent Nuñez described the situation as "high-risk" due to ongoing public dissatisfaction with declining purchasing power and state services. This marks the third consecutive Saturday of demonstrations, fueled by a politically charged atmosphere as President Macron's term nears its end. The protests have seen a resurgence of various groups, including students and the "yellow vests," amidst a backdrop of political instability and lack of clear leadership or demands.