A call to demonstrate was launched for this Saturday throughout France in order to protest against the enlargement of the perimeter of the health pass currently discussed by Parliament.

Last Saturday, more than 114,000 people had already gathered across the country and the authorities are still expecting a large influx.

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The mobilization against the health pass does not weaken in France, despite the vote for its extension at first reading in the National Assembly on the night of Thursday to Friday.

This Saturday, a new call to demonstrate was launched throughout France.

And the authorities expect a large influx.

Last Saturday, more than 114,000 people had already gathered across the country.

According to information from Europe 1, the demonstrators will be at least 100,000 this time, the figure not taking into account Paris and the inner suburbs.

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"I am not an antivax, I voted for President Macron"

Outside the capital, it is in Marseille and Toulouse that the authorities expect the most people. Last weekend, these same authorities were surprised by the size of the processions across the country. And smaller gatherings continued to take place throughout the week.

In these demonstrations, some are fed up with being considered anti-vaccines.

This is the case of Olga who was in front of the National Assembly on Wednesday and who will also take to the streets this Saturday.

"I am not an antivax, I voted for President Macron, so he is my president. This is why what is happening today affects me", she confides at the microphone of Europe 1. "I would never think of approaching the ultras, whether they are left or right. But the government is doing everything to put me in the arms of extremes. I don't want that! This is not the case. question, once again, of the vaccine, but that of values. "

The fear of intelligence services

The intelligence services fear the rise of these "ultras" of which Olga speaks. In a note consulted by Europe 1, the authorities fear that the extreme groups will take control of the processions for the moment mainly composed of families and workers affected by the obligation of the health pass.