- Yellow vest protesters took to the streets across France on Saturday, in what quickly devolved into violent clashes with police.
- The demonstrators began by protesting a planned fuel tax hike weeks ago, but participants have continued even after the French government canceled the increase.
- The protesters continue to be outraged over French President Emmanuel Macron, economic inequality, and worsening living standards.
For the fourth weekend in a row, yellow vest protesters took to the streets across France to demonstrate against President Emmanuel Macron, high taxes, and economic inequality.
The weekly protests have steadily grown more violent, and French officials said by the end of Saturday, dozens were injured and hundreds arrested.
Thousands of police officers were deployed to control the riots, eventually firing tear gas and rubber bullets, and repelling demonstrators with water cannons.
Here's how the clashes unfolded: