Mostly calm on Paris streets, garbage still piling up

Projectiles Fired in Paris as Pension Reform Protests Escalate

Police and protesters clashed in Paris, France, on Saturday, March 18, amid an escalation in protests following the French government’s decision to force through pension reforms without a parliamentary vote. Local media reported around 4,000 people marched in the French capital on Saturday. Footage captured by Timothee Forget shows projectiles being fired in the 13th arrondissement on Saturday night. Other protests were held across France, inclu…

Mostly calm on Paris streets, garbage still piling up

A spattering of protests were planned in France over the weekend against President Macron’s controversial pension reform, as garbage continued to reek in the streets of Paris and beyond amid a strike by refuse collectors.

Paris Calm for Now, Garbage Still Piling Up

An eerie calm, returned to Paris Saturday after two nights of thousands-strong protests across the French capital saw police disperse crowds with tear gas and water cannons, and hundreds of people were arrested

Mostly calm on Paris streets, garbage still piling up

A spattering of protests were planned in France over the weekend against President Emmanuel Macron’s controversial pension reform, as garbage continued to reek in the streets of Paris and beyond amid a strike by refuse collectors.

Mostly calm on Paris streets, garbage still piling up

A spattering of protests were planned in France over the weekend against President Emmanuel Macron's controversial pension reform, as garbage continued to reek in the streets of Paris and beyond amid a strike by refuse collectors.

Mostly calm on Paris streets, garbage still piled up - International

A spattering of protests was planned to continue in France over the weekend against President Emmanuel Macron’s controversial pension reform, as garbage continued to reek in the streets of Paris and beyond owing to continuing action by refuse collectors