Swiss police block pro-Palestinian protest at Macron event - SRF
Police intervened to block some 200 protesters outside a Swiss university where French President Emmanuel Macron is due to give a speech on Thursday, Swiss public broadcaster SRF said. Macron is set to address the University of Lausanne in a speech about the challenges facing Europe alongside Swiss President Alain Berset.
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Police intervened to block some 200 protesters outside a Swiss university where French President Emmanuel Macron is due to give a speech on Thursday, Swiss public broadcaster SRF said. Footage on social media platform X showed officers using what appeared to be pepper spray and restraining members of an advancing crowd carrying pro-Palestinian flags and banners.
The cantonal police service did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Macron is set to address the University of Lausanne in a speech about the challenges facing Europe alongside Swiss President Alain Berset.
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