🔴 Live: follow the 14th day of mobilization against pension reform

The procession that left the Old Port brought together several thousand people, divided between intact anger against the reform and incomprehension in the face of the government's deaf ear. The CGT hopes to capitalize on this social frustration.

In the sparse Parisian procession, demonstrators have little illusions about the outcome of the fight for pension reform, two days before the examination of the Liot bill.

Two days after the publication of the first decrees implementing the pension reform and after six months of protests, the unions are calling for a 14th day of interprofessional mobilization on Tuesday. ...

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MAP — At 12 noon, 32,465 demonstrators had already marched across France. A very clear decrease compared to May 1 last year.

Based on the counts of the authorities, trade unions and the local press, “Le Monde” compiles the number of participants in this twelfth day of mobilization.