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The past week has been a difficult one for French President Emmanuel Macron and Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne. The government survived two no-confidence votes in the wake of its decision to impose pensions…

Five people were arrested by French police after the city hall of Bordeaux was set on fire on Thursday amid ongoing country-wide protests. 

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A total of 457 people were arrested and 441 security forces injured on Thursday during nationwide protests against French President Emmanuel Macrons pensions reform, Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin said.

This public protest has now descended into public unrest. more than a million people protested across france today. their slogans and their anger less focused on pensions than on the president, and the way his government has forced this reform through parliament without a thought. translation: if parliament had voted for it democratically - i probably wouldnt be here at this protest today. im not a militant and protesting isnt what i like to do. mr macron�*s appearance on national television y...

Is not the stuff the american people are talking about. g ouere. ii mean, there are famt are hurting out there. i mean, i mett i met a mother at a gas station not long agoo to who told me that she has to go to a food bank twice a week because gasoline prices and grocery prices have dugge into their family budget heating and air conditioning prices. im telling you, you know,soli whether its gasoline pricesne,> the crisis at our border, ea whether its inflation at a 40 year high, literally, joe bi...

Under-fire Emmanuel Macron cites ‘risk of incidents’ amid widespread protests over pension reform.