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ORIGINAL FRENCH ARTICLE : http://www.humanite.fr/journal/2006...
28 March 2006 : Across France 3 Million Demonstrate Against CPEs
Translated mercredi 5 avril 2006, par
The number of protesters, city by city :
Paris, 700,000.
Marseilles, 250,000.
Bordeaux, 100,000.
Nantes, 70,000.
Grenoble, 63,000.
Rennes, 50,000.
Toulouse, 80,000.
Saint-Étienne, 50,000.
Lyon, 40,000.
Pau, 40,000.
Rouen, 40,000.
Limoges, 33,000.
Caen, 30,000.
Saint-Brieuc, 30,000.
Le Mans, 30,000.
Lorient, 25,000.
Le Havre, 25,000.
Roanne, 20,000.
Albi, 18,000.
Tarbes, 17,000.
Le Puy, 15,000.
Tours, 15,000.
Strasbourg, 15,000.
Boulogne-sur-Mer, 13,500.
Reims, 13,000.
Bayonne, 12,000.
Bourges, 12,000.
Mont-de-Marsan, 10,000.
Niort, 10,000.
Dieppe, 7,000.
Orléans, 6,000.
Blois, 6,000.
Calais, 6,000.
Ajaccio, 5,000.
Auch, 5,000.
Saint-Denis de la Réunion, 4,000.
Charleville-Mézières, 3,500.
Troyes, 3,000.
Épernay, 3,000.
Châlons-en-Champagne, 3,000.
Le Mont-Saint-Michel, 600.
Metz, 20,000.
Nancy, 50,000.
Lille, 60,000.
Clermont-Ferrand, 48,000.
Poitiers, 25,000.
Dijon, 12,000.
Châtellerault, 3,500.
Chambéry, 18,000.
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