OREANDA-NEWS About 50-60 protest actions will be held in France on November 14, Interior Minister Laurent Nunez said.

"We expect that there will be from 50 to 60 marches throughout the country," the minister said on the LCI TV channel.

The head of the department also expressed concerns that trade union organizations better equipped to organize demonstrations would not take part in Saturday's protests. As he noted, many actions will be conducted by students.

The protests began in France in mid-September, when high school students took to the streets in the suburbs of Paris demanding better schools. Later, those dissatisfied with the price increase in the country joined them, and the actions spread to other regions.

The nationwide demonstration on October 17 became the most massive. According to the Interior Ministry, about 550,000 people participated in it. French law enforcement officers used tear gas, stun grenades and water cannons against the protesters.