In Germany, 120,000 people protest as political leaders denounce violence
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On Saturday, in Germany, demonstrations brought together around 120,000 people. Violence occurred during these gatherings, and several political leaders condemned it.
The available information remains limited at this stage. German and European media have presented the event as a large-scale mobilisation. The number of protesters is significant for the country, even though details about the organisation of each gathering are not all known.
German political leaders reacted quickly after these events. Representatives of various parties denounced the violent acts committed during the demonstrations. They also recalled the importance of the right to protest peacefully in a democracy.
A collective behind the call to mobilise posted a message on Instagram. This message helped make the gatherings known to a wide audience. For readers in France, this event makes it possible to follow the evolution of the political and social situation in one of France's main neighbours.
Sources: franceinfo
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