Policía desaloja la Acampada en París #frenchrevolution

Nota editorial (2025): publicado originalmente en 2011. Se añadió una versión estructurada con fines enciclopédicos. El texto original se conserva íntegro como parte del archivo histórico.

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Desalojo anticipado del campamento en La Bastilla

La Policía Francesa anunció el desalojo anticipado de un evento significativo que estaba previsto para llevarse a cabo dentro de la Acampada. En particular, se reveló por medio de las comunicaciones oficiales del sitio web @emanach que los asistentes serán evacuados antes mencionado.

• Se ha informado sobre el uso de gases lacrimógenos durante la operación policial
• Existen reportes acerca del número y gravedad de heridos como resultado del desalojo, según se observa en redes sociales e información disponible.

Évacuation in progress… nonviolent?

<#frenchrevolution> Un video muestra a un joven herido tras la acción policial.

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Preguntas frecuentes

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Texto original (2011)

En un evento significativo, se anuncia el desalojo anticipado del campamento en La Bastilla por parte de la policía francesa. Este artículo examina las implicaciones políticas y sociales posteriores a esta acción inusual contra los manifestantes pacíficos.

A través de la cuenta oficial de la Acampada en París se da a conocer que la Policía Francesa decide evacuar el campamento que iba a realizarse en La Bastilla.

La policía ha usado gases lacrimógenos y se habla de varios heridos

En breve más información:

@emanach: Évacuation des marches en cours. Ça reste non violent.. #frenchrevolution

Al parecer este joven estaría lesionado tras la irrupción de la policía en la Acampada en París

Un video de la reacción de los manifestantes ante la presencia policial