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2022-02-012022-02-01 Nicole Delépine

01/02/2022 (2022-02-01)

[Source : dailymail.co.uk]

[Transmis par Christine Côte]

[Illustration tirée de Daily Mail : « Trudeau doit partir. Pas d’obligation vaccinale ! »]

Hundreds of truckers drove their giant rigs into the Canadian capital Ottawa on Saturday as part of a self-titled 'Freedom Convoy' which started as a protest against vaccine mandates required to cross the US border

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his family have left their home in the national's capital Ottawa for a secret location as up to 50,000 truckers gather to protest against the country's vaccine mandate and Covid lockdowns

Days earlier, he had called the truckers headed for the city a 'small fringe minority' before the convoy of hundreds of vehicles grew up to 45 miles long as it made its way to the capital .

The movement received an endorsement Thursday from Tesla and SpaceX founder Elon Musk , who tweeted, 'Canadian truckers rule' and the movement has become a causse celbre for many on the right in the United States

The movement received an endorsement Thursday from Tesla and SpaceX founder Elon Musk , who tweeted, 'Canadian truckers rule' and the movement has become a causse celbre for many on the right in the United States

Flying the Canadian flag, waving banners demanding "Freedom" and chanting slogans against Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, the truckers were joined by thousands of other protesters angered not only by Covid-19 restrictions but by broader discontent with the government

There was an enormous clamor as hundreds of big trucks, their engines rumbling, sounded their air horns non-stop. Estimates of the number of truckers range from 10-20,000

Closer to Parliament, families calmly marched on a bitterly cold day, while young people chanted and older people in the crowd banged pots and pans in protest under Trudeau's office windows

Canadian media said the prime minister and his family had been escorted out of their home and taken to a secret location in the capital, with much of the protesters' wrath directed at Trudeau.

Satellite images show hundreds of truckers gathered to protest against the country's vaccine mandate and Covid lockdowns

On Saturday morning demonstrators marched up and down the streets in front Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's office waving the Canadian flag in protest of the vaccine mandate for Canadian truckers crossing the U.S border

Trucks sit parked on Wellington Street near the Parliament Buildings in Ottowa as truckers and their supporters take part in a convoy to protest vaccine mandates on Saturday

Hundreds of truckers drove their giant rigs into the Canadian capital Ottawa on Saturday as part of a self-titled 'Freedom Convoy' to protest vaccine mandates required to cross the US border

A man carried a US Confederate flag with a semi-truck during the Freedom Convoy protesting Covid-19 vaccine mandates and restrictions in front of Parliament on Saturday

A protestor carried a 'United Against Tyranny' sign during Saturday's protest against vaccine mandates for cross-border truck drivers in Ottawa

A protestor carries a cut out of Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau who has dismissed the protest from the truckers as a disgruntled few, pointing out that almost 90 percent of his country is vaccinated

Supporters of the Freedom Convoy protest in front of Parliament in Ottawa on Saturday. One protestor proudly wave a 'F**k Trudeau' flag

A protestor at the Freedom Convoy protest in front of Parliament wears a 'Freedom' hat as she joins thousands of Canadian truckers against the Covid-19 vaccine mandate

On Saturday morning demonstrators marched up and down the streets in front Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's office waving flags- including the Canadian flag marked with the word 'Liberte'

Protesters write in the snow as hundreds of truckers drive their giant rigs into the Canadian capital of Ottawa

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Étiqueté avec Canada, Liberté