Charles III’s state visit to France postponed amidst pension reform protests

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Media Conglomerate: MNA Media

Macron suggests anti-pension reform protests forced him to cancel King’s visit

President Emmanuel Macron has defended postponing the King’s historic state visit to France, saying it would have lacked “sense” to stage the historic event when anti-pension reform protests were planned.

Irish Examiner

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Independent: The Irish Times

Macron suggests anti-pension reform protests forced him to cancel King Charles' visit

Charles and Camilla were due to begin the first state visit of the King’s reign on Sunday but after a night of violent nationwide demonstrations that led to hundreds of arrests and police officers being injured, the trip was shelved

France24

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Government: Government of France

Charles III’s state visit to France postponed amidst pension reform protests

The Gateway Pundit

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Independent: Jim Hoft

Macron's Pension Reform Ignites Biggest Protests in 50 Years, and Chaos in France Forces King Charles III to Postpone State Visit With Lavish Ball in Versailles Palace

French president Emmanuel Macron appeared on TV and asked for ‘calm’ from the population, to no avail: protests, blockages and confrontations intensified Thursday, as Syndicates estimate 3,5 million people took to the streets against Macron’s Pension Reform ‘by decree’. And, now, it surfaces that England’s King Charles III has had to postpone his first state visit, to France, on account of the social instability in the country. BBC reports: “Kin…

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King Charles's Visit to France Postponed... Request by Macron as Pension Reform Protests Intensify

[Yomiuri Shimbun] [London = Ikeda Keita] The British royal family announced on the 24th that King Charles and Queen Camilla's visit to France scheduled for 26-29 will be postponed. Based on the fact that protests against pension reforms promoted by the government are intensifying in various parts of France, Macron