The social movement of the Yellow Gilets began on 17 November 2018 with Act 1, a year and a half after the election of Emmanuel Macron to the Elysée. It ended with the establishment of the first confinement for Covid-19 in France on 17 March 2020, or 16 months later. However, even the famous "Acts" – these Saturdays of increasingly urban demonstrations – had gradually lost their power, to stiffen themselves around a hard core of demonstrators fr…
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The social movement of the Yellow Gilets began on 17 November 2018 with Act 1, a year and a half after the election of Emmanuel Macron to the Elysée. It ended with the establishment of the first confinement for Covid-19 in France on 17 March 2020, or 16 months later. However, even the famous "Acts" – these Saturdays of increasingly urban demonstrations – had gradually lost their power, to stiffen themselves around a hard core of demonstrators fr…