Protesters interrupted French President Emmanuel Macron’s speech in The Hague. Several protesters shouted at him and banners were unfurled. In one, Macron was described as the “president of violence and hypocrisy”.
Macron had just begun his speech on the future of Europe when he was interrupted by a man in the audience. “Sorry to interrupt, Mr. President.” He was applauded by two women in other parts of the audience. Macron listened to them and tried to find an answer, but protesters shouted through him.
After about half a minute, the three activists were removed from the Amare concert hall after receiving applause from the audience. One of the women resisted and came out screaming loudly. All spectators and their bags had to go through the security gates beforehand.
Macron is in Holland for a state visit. He gives a speech on the future of Europe in a theater in The Hague.
Source: BNR
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