法国计划于10月17日（周六）举行全国范围内的大规模抗议活动，预计将有超过600场示威在全国各地展开1。警方估计约20万人将参加抗议，其中巴黎地区预计4万人1。这次抗议是对高物价、社会不平等和教育系统陈旧等问题的集体表达，延续了上月以来的学生抗议浪潮1。
巴黎的主要集会定于下午2点（格林威治时间12点）在共和广场开始1。为维护秩序，警方已禁止在爱丽舍宫、总理办公室和香榭丽舍大街周围集会1。法国政府对抗议可能引发暴力表示担忧。近期学校示威已导致900多名警察和数名示威者受伤1，其中一名少年学生因防暴手雷受伤失去一只手和另一只手的多根手指1。
对于即将到来的抗议，法国官员表达了不同的态度。内政部长劳伦·努涅表示预期参与人数"相当可观"1。总理塞巴斯蒂安·勒科尔努则指出："这是这个国家疲惫的时刻。我们处于永久危机氛围中：战争、通胀和购买力问题。"1极右翼国民集团领导人乔丹·巴尔代拉警告称："我非常担忧。这将是法国混乱的一天。"1学生抗议得到硬左翼政党"不屈法国"领导人让-吕克·梅朗雄的支持1。
France is bracing for extensive nationwide demonstrations scheduled for Saturday, October 17, with over 600 planned protest sites across the country.1 The demonstrations are expected to draw substantial participation, with police estimating approximately 200,000 participants nationwide, including around 40,000 in Paris.1 The main gathering in the capital is set to begin at 2 p.m. local time at Place de la République.1
The protests, which represent a continuation of school-centered demonstrations that began the previous month, are being organized around grievances concerning high living costs, social inequality, and an outdated education system.1 Authorities have expressed concern about potential violence, citing recent school protests that have resulted in over 900 police officers and dozens of demonstrators sustaining injuries.1 One teenage student has been particularly severely affected, losing one hand and multiple fingers on another hand from a riot control grenade.1 Police have prohibited gatherings in restricted zones including the Élysée Palace, the Prime Minister's office, and the Champs-Élysées.1
Political figures have weighed in on the planned mobilization. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu characterized the situation by stating: "This is a moment of exhaustion for this country. We are living in a permanent atmosphere of crisis: war, inflation, and purchasing power issues."1 Interior Minister Laurent Nunez indicated that participation numbers are expected to be "substantial,"1 while far-right National Rally leader Jordan Bardella expressed alarm, warning: "I am very concerned. This will be a day of chaos for France."1 The student protests have also garnered support from Jean-Luc Mélenchon, leader of the hard-left party La France Insoumise.1
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