“Le «moment Thatcher» d’Emmanuel Macron.”
We won’t give up’: French protesters defiant on day 36 of pension strikes
Reports France 24.
On RTL this morning an opponent of the protests claimed that the numbers out on the streets had gone down.
Le Monde says,
Strike against pension reform: 452,000 demonstrators in France, including 56,000 in Paris
On the 36th day of the strike, the mobilisation was less massive than on December the 17th, when the Ministry of the Interior had recorded 615,000 demonstrators, including 76,000 in Paris.
The interior ministry announced that 452,000 people had marched in France , against 615,000 for the day of December 17. For their part, the unions claimed that there were 1.2 million demonstrators in 65 processions.
Traffic is still disrupted on the SNCF and RATP networks this Thursday. The strikes also concern lawyers, refinery staff and teachers.
There were some violent incidents in Paris.
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