Protesters and police clash again at French pension protests

Protesters March Across French Cities Against Macron and His Pension Bill

French protesters blocked train tracks and highways and clashed with police in some cities, as they marched across the country against President Emmanuel Macron and his deeply unpopular pension bill.

Protests in France escalate again

Anger over the pension reform is once again driving hundreds of thousands of people onto the streets in France. Not only in Paris are there sometimes violent protests; barricades are also burning elsewhere. There are shortages at gas stations due to strikes in refineries. Some teachers are also on strike.

Clashes as French protesters rally against Macron’s pension bill

PARIS, March 29 — Black-clad groups set fire to garbage cans and threw projectiles at police in Paris, who charged at them and threw teargas in confrontations on the fringes of a march against President Emmanuel Macron and his deeply unpopular pension bill. Clashes also erupted yesterday at similar rallies in other cities including Rennes, Bordeaux and Toulouse, with a bank branch and cars set ablaze in Nantes. However, while public frustration …

More clashes as French protesters rally against Macron's pension bill

Black-clad groups set fire to garbage cans and threw projectiles at police in Paris, who charged at them and threw teargas in confrontations on the fringes of a march against President Emmanuel Macron and his deeply unpopular pension bill. Clashes also erupted on Tuesday at similar rallies in other cities…

New large protests again lead to clashes in France

The turmoil is continuing in France, where people are angry about Emmanuel Macron's pension reform.

Clashes as French protesters rally against pension bill

Protests over proposed changes to pension laws are continuing across France as public frustration evolves into broader anti-Macron sentiment.