Yellow Vests protesters have gathered this Saturday in Paris to hold another demonstration, nearly a month after the movement celebrated its one-year anniversary.
The demonstrations started on 17 November 2018, with over 280,000 people taking to the streets of French cities over fuel price hikes.

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Since then, the rallies have become regular, with people taking to the streets every Saturday for over a year.
As the government abandoned its plan to raise the fuel tax, the demonstrators turned to other demands, such as lower taxes, wage hikes, and Macron’s resignation, among other things.
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