Interés Humano

Más de 200.000 personas se manifiestan en Francia contra el pasaporte sanitario

Los diputados y senadores franceses aprobaron definitivamente la ley que extiende el uso del pasaporte sanitario

Protestors are seen through the shattered glass of a bus stop as they march during a demonstration, part of a national day of protest against French legislation making a Covid-19 health pass compulsory to visit a cafe, board a plane or travel on an inter-city train, in Paris on July 31, 2021. - The legislation passed by parliament the week before has sparked mass protests in France but the government is determined to press ahead and make the health pass a key part of the fight against Covid-19. A valid health pass is generated by two jabs from a recognised vaccine, a negative coronavirus test or a recent recovery from infection. The legislation also makes vaccination compulsory for health-workers and carers. The pass has already been obligatory from July 21 for visits to museums, cinemas and cultural venues with a capacity of more than 50 people. (Photo by GEOFFROY VAN DER HASSELT / AFP)
Protestors are seen through the shattered glass of a bus stop as they march during a demonstration, part of a national day of protest against French legislation making a Covid-19 health pass compulsory to visit a cafe, board a plane or travel on an inter-city train, in Paris on July 31, 2021. - The legislation passed by parliament the week before has sparked mass protests in France but the government is determined to press ahead and make the health pass a key part of the fight against Covid-19. A valid health pass is generated by two jabs from a recognised vaccine, a negative coronavirus test or a recent recovery from infection. The legislation also makes vaccination compulsory for health-workers and carers. The pass has already been obligatory from July 21 for visits to museums, cinemas and cultural venues with a capacity of more than 50 people. (Photo by GEOFFROY VAN DER HASSELT / AFP) GEOFFROY VAN DER HASSELT
Los manifestantes son vistos a través del cristal roto de una parada de autobús mientras marchan durante una manifestación contra la legislación francesa que hace un pase de salud covid-19 obligatorio. (GEOFFROY VAN DER HASSELT/AFP)

París. Más de 200.000 personas se manifestaron este sábado en un centenar de localidades francesas contra el pasaporte sanitario, llegando así al tercer sábado consecutivo de protestas en Francia contra esta medida.

Según datos del Ministerio del Interior francés, 204.900 personas participaron en las protestas, lo que representa un aumento respecto a los 110.000 y 160.000 manifestantes que hubo el 17 y 24 de julio pasados.

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