A major day of mobilization is planned for Saturday, October 17, coinciding with the first day of school holidays, against a background of student anger and the "return" of the yellow vest movement. The mobilization is expected to draw large numbers of people, with protests likely to take place in several cities. Students, in particular, are expressing frustration over rising living costs and the impact of inflation on their future prospects. This unrest has been compounded by the resurgence of the yellow vest movement, a grassroots protest group that initially emerged in 2018 in response to fuel tax increases but has since evolved into a broader symbol of economic discontent. The yellow vest movement, known for its use of high-visibility vests, has seen renewed activity as people continue to voice concerns about economic inequality and government policies. While the movement initially focused on fuel prices, it has since expanded to include a wide range of social and economic issues. This resurgence has added to the tension ahead of the planned mobilization, which is expected to bring together various groups with shared grievances. Authorities are preparing for the possibility of large gatherings and have urged participants to follow safety guidelines. The mobilization on October 17 is seen as a significant moment, reflecting ongoing societal challenges and the desire for change among different segments of the population.