Will a public protest or march take place in Paris on October 31?

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Resolved: Yes
Results Sep 16The market is decided by CONAGUA’s official daily storage report for the Cutzamala system published on September 15, 2026, which must show the system’s total storage percentage at or above 80.00%. CONAGUA’s report with cutoff on September 13, 2026 recorded total storage of 661.6 million m³, equal to 84.55% of the system’s 782.5 million m³ capacity. Even if the system supplied water at 15 m³/s with no inflows for two days, that would remove only about 2.592 million m³, far short of the roughly 35.6 million m³ needed to drop below 80%, so the condition is met and the outcome is yes.
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The crowd was 51% sure, and they got it wrong.
Why: Premise (N+ 2026-09-14): Conagua’s report with cutoff on Sept 13, 2026 shows the Sistema Cutzamala at 661.6 million m³, which is 84.55% of its total capacity of 782.5 million m³ (source). Inference: To fall below 80.00% by Sept 15, storage would have to drop at least 4.55% of 782.5 million m³ ≈ 35.6 million m³ in two days. Premise (Expansión Política 2026-09-04): The Cutzamala system supplies 15 m³/s to the Valley of Mexico (source). Inference: Even with zero inflows, two days of deliveries at 15 m³/s equal 15×86,400×2 ≈ 2.592 million m³, a decrease of only about 0.33% of total capacity — far short of the 35.6 million m³ needed to drop below 80%. Conclusion: Therefore, on Sept 15, 2026 the Cutzamala’s total storage must still have been at least 80.00%.
Source: nmas.com.mxSources used to resolve this market
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