France braces for more nationwide strikes and protests as Macron stands firm on pension reform

France battered by protests over pension plans as Macron holds firm

PARIS — France was on a knife-edge Tuesday as thousands of people once again took to the streets in protest — and the government showed little sign of backing down.

In France, there were new clashes during a protest against pension reform: 27 people were arrested in Paris

On Tuesday, in many French cities there were new major protests against the disputed pension reform wanted by the French president

Protests against pension reform: Persevering and repeatedly violent

The protests in France against the pension reform have once again led to riots in several cities. 175 police officers were injured and 201 people arrested. Politically, the situation appears more precarious than ever. By Carolin Dylla.

France: 175 police officers injured in protests against pension reform

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Another clash between police and protesters in France: 175 officers injured

In Paris, there were another clash between protesters and police at pension protests on Tuesday. Across the country, 201 people were arrested and 175 police officers were injured, Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin said at the end of the day.

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