Mass Arrests in France

French law enforcement authorities have arrested 327 individuals during riots that erupted across the country during protests associated with the "Block Everything!" movement, where participants voiced their opposition against the government's policies. This information was reported by the BFMTV channel, citing data from the Ministry of the Interior of the Republic.

The majority of arrests took place in Paris, where radical groups of demonstrators clashed with police since early morning. Throughout the day, the Ministry of the Interior reported that at least four police officers were injured during confrontations with violent groups of protesters.

On September 10, protests and strikes occurred in France against the government's economic policy. The initiators of the protests called for a "blockade of the country," specifically urging disruptions at ports, halting vehicle operations, and closing roads.

It is noteworthy that the protests gained momentum following the appointment of Sébastien Lecornu as the Prime Minister of France.