Published 1 year ago

French youth hold rallies in Paris against government pension reform

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The French government wants to increase the retirement age from 62 to 64. More than 1.1 million people took to the streets of Paris on Saturday to protest the plan. The protests were called by the left-wing party La France Insoumise (LFI) LFI leader Jean-Luc Melchior said the government was trying to " commodify everything"

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TASS [🇷🇺-affiliated]

Riots break out in Paris as youth protest against pension reform

During the rally, the rioters smashed a shop window of a bank and an ATM machine, and set a bin on fire

1 year ago·Moscow, Russian Federation

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RIA Novosti [🇷🇺-affiliated]

Riots broke out at the march against pension reform in Paris

1 year ago·Russian Federation

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Gold Coast Bulletin

Protesters march in France over pension reforms

Thousands of protesters, led by the far-left party La France Insoumise (France Unbowed) marched in Paris on Saturday (January 21) against the French government's proposed pension reforms that seek to push back the retirement age.

1 year ago·Southport, Australia

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The Mercury

Protesters march in France over pension reforms

1 year ago·Hobart, Australia

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Sözcü

Young people marched against pension reform! They burned and destroyed

Young people marched against pension reform! They burned and destroyed - in Paris, the capital of France, members of the youth organization staged a demonstration against the pension reform of the government. There were tense moments in the act, in which thousands of people took part.

1 year ago·Türkiye

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24ur.com

Anti-government protests in Madrid and Tel Aviv, France against pension reform

In Madrid, thousands of people protested against Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's left-wing government. Participants in the rally, which was also backed by the far-right Vox party and the conservative People's Party, were angered mainly by the government's December decision to put an end to the crimes of rebellion used by the authorities in the trial of Catalan separatists. While they are also protesting against the government in Tel Aviv, in Pari…

1 year ago·Ljubljana, Slovenia

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