The French government will Tuesday try to convince lawmakers and the public that President Emmanuel Macron’s speech met the demands of the “yellow vest” movement, even as many demonstrators said they were disappointed and vowed to press on with their protest. Prime Minister Edouard Philippe will detail for MPs the measures unveiled Monday in Macron’s televised address to the nation seeking to defuse the revolt that has triggered violent protests across the country. Just after the president’s speech, many protestors announced their determination to continue their blockades and called for a “fifth act” throughout France on Saturday.
