DIRECT. Strike against pension reform: follow this second day of mobilization

2023-01-31T05:23:13.901Z

The unions hope this Tuesday, January 31, a mobilization at least identical to that of January 19, when more than a million p

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United, the unions are organizing the second day of mobilization against the pension reform on Tuesday.
The organizers hope to bring together at least as many demonstrators as during the parade on January 19.
This scenario is taken seriously by the intelligence services, which foresee as many, if not more, people in the processions.
This day of mobilization comes as the National Assembly's Social Affairs Committee has begun its work on the text, officially kicking off a veritable legislative marathon.
Many disruptions are to be expected in transport, whether at the RATP or the SNCF.
National education should also be strongly affected.

06:16

In Lyon, metros and trams disrupted

All metro traffic is concentrated from 5 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.

A metro on line A every 4 minutes, every 3 minutes on line D. The C runs normally but there is no metro B for the day.

On the tram side, no 7, 1, 2, 4 and 6 run at an interval of 10 to 15 minutes, increased to 15 to 22 for tram 3 and 20 to 25 minutes for T5.

06:13

MPs got to work

The members of the National Assembly's Social Affairs Commission began Monday to examine the amending social security financing bill for 2023. Text in which the pension reform was included.

06:10

17 km of traffic jams in Ile-de-France

At this stage, it's fine, the traffic is ultra-fluid.

A usual start to the day, according to Sytadin statistics.

06:06

SNCF strongly affected

SNCF plans to maintain only one out of three TGVs this Tuesday, for two out of five OUIGOs.

Intercity traffic should be even more disrupted, since no traffic was scheduled for January 29, apart from a few exceptions.

06:04

Forecasts in the RER

06:04

Line-by-line forecasts in Île-de-France in the metro

Ile-de-France transport will be severely disrupted this Tuesday at the RATP.

We summarize everything for you in our dedicated article and in the infographic below.

06:01

Intelligence expects to see people on the street

Le Parisien has obtained a confidential document from territorial intelligence.

They foresee as many, if not more, people than on January 19th.

"On this occasion, one million to 1.2 million people, including 70,000 to 100,000 in Paris, should participate in the 240 demonstrations organized in France", indicates this document from the Ministry of the Interior dated January 26. .

With some concern about the possible presence of "yellow vests", estimated between 1,000 and 1,200, but above all 200 to 400 "radical elements".

The detail of this note in our article.

06:00

How many demonstrators this Tuesday?

The intersyndicale had welcomed the success of the first day of mobilization against the pension reform which had mobilized more than a million people in the street.

Union representatives now hope to do as well.

05:58