France's "yellow vest" ("gilets jaunes") protesters were back out on the streets on Saturday - a year after their first demonstration.
Rubbish bins and cars were set on fire, while police fired tear gas.
By 15:00 CET, 61 people had been arrested.
The movement began in November 2018 amid anger over an increase in fuel taxes but snowballed into a general anti-government protest.
Macron backed down on the fuel tax and offered €10 billion in measures to address protesters' concerns.
