Paris Protest Route Changed by Police, Syndicates Disagree

On October 24, the Paris police changed the route for a planned protest. The new route is from Bastille to Nation. The original route was to go through Opera, but it was not approved by the police.
The syndicates had proposed different routes in the capital, but the police have made the final decision. The syndicates and student organizations have expressed their intention to gather at Bastille Square, despite the change in route. They have criticized the police for a “last-minute reversal” of the decision.
The police have not approved the alternate route proposed by the syndicates. The syndicates have maintained their stance to protest from Bastille to Nation, despite the police's decision.
The syndicates have criticized the police for a “last-minute reversal” of the decision. They have also expressed their intention to gather at Bastille Square, despite the change in route.
The police have not approved the alternate route proposed by the syndicates. The syndicates have maintained their stance to protest from Bastille to Nation, despite the police's decision.
Several syndicates had proposed different routes in the capital, but the police have made the final decision.
CONTEXT: The syndicates have maintained their stance to protest from Bastille to Nation, despite the police's decision. The police have not approved the alternate route proposed by the syndicates. The syndicates have criticized the police for a “last-minute reversal” of the decision. They have also expressed their intention to gather at Bastille Square, despite the change in route.
