Rowdy protests again hit France, yet striker numbers dwindle
About 400,000 people joined the protest in Paris Thursday, down from 450,000 the week before, said the powerful CGT union
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About 400,000 people joined the protest in Paris Thursday, down from 450,000 the week before, said the powerful CGT union
PARIS (AP) — Police fired clouds of tear gas against unruly protesters in Paris and other French cities Thursday as hundreds of thousands of people...
Police fired clouds of tear gas against unruly protesters in Paris and other French cities Thursday as hundreds of thousands of people returned to streets across the country to vent anger against President Emmanuel Macron's contested pension reforms. Macron's drive to raise the national retirement age from 62 to 64 has ignited a months-long firestorm
Protesters have disrupted vehicle traffic at Paris’ main airport and marched in their thousands again in other French cities in another nationwide push with strikes and demonstrations to get President Emmanuel Macron to scrap contested pension reforms. Macron's drive to raise the national retirement age from 62 to 64 has ignited a monthslong firestorm of public anger. Ten previous rounds of nationwide strikes and protests since January have failed to get Macron to change course. Talks between trade union leaders and Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne quickly broke up Wednesday, setting the ...
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