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Protesters from a new movement in France staged demonstrations on highways that disrupted traffic early on Wednesday and dozens of people were arrested as security forces deployed across the country, officials said.
Information about Wednesday's 'Block Everything' demonstrations surfaced on social media over the summer, drawing comparisons to the 2018 'Yellow Vest' protests that initially sprang up over fuel hikes but morphed into a broader movement against French President Emmanuel Macron and his plans for economic reform.
The demonstrations could add to France's political turmoil two days after parliament ousted Prime Minister Francois Bayrou in a confidence vote.
On Tuesday, Macron appointed his fifth prime minister in less than two years, Sebastien Lecornu.
The far-left France Unbowed party has already said it would introduce a no-confidence motion against Lecornu, though the far-right National Rally has signalled it would be willing to work with him for now.
Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau said around 50 masked protesters tried to block roads in Bordeaux, while a brief cable fire disrupted traffic near Toulouse. Some actions occurred in Paris, with 75 arrests reported so far.
Elsewhere, Vinci, a highway operator, reported protests and traffic disruptions on highways throughout France, including Marseille, Montpellier, Nantes and Lyon.
Retailleau, the interior minister, said 80,000 security forces had been deployed throughout the country, including 6,000 in Paris. French media had reported that 100,000 people were expected to participate in the demonstrations.
"We risk having a mobilisation that will lead to actions all over the country," Retailleau said.
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