Opponents of the pension reform are demonstrating again everywhere in France on Tuesday, for a tenth day of high-risk action with an "unprecedented" security device, after a resurgence of violence and incidents for two weeks.
“
We are and we will remain the bulwark against illegitimate and dangerous violence
”, assured Olivier Véran, at the end of the Council of Ministers which was held on Tuesday.
"
We respect strikes and demonstrations, but we will be particularly vigilant that they do not give rise to new excesses, thanks to the exceptional mobilization of the police, which we salute, but also to the commitment of the security services of the trade union organisations
,” declared the government spokesperson.
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“
The mobilization is still as important
”, with “
many young people
” in the processions, confirmed from Clermont-Ferrand the leader of the CGT, Philippe Martinez, who sees in it “
the proof that the movement is not running out of steam
”.
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Many are worried about the "
chaos
" surrounding since the use of 49.3 to pass the bill.
The clashes during the last demonstrations, then the clashes around the basin of Sainte-Soline during the weekend, attest to a deleterious climate.
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The youth continued their mobilization on Tuesday with dozens of blockades of universities, high schools and even colleges.
A youth whose mobilization is scrutinized like milk on the fire.
The information anticipates "
a much larger presence of young people
" in the processions, according to a police source who predicts "
a doubling, even a tripling
" of their number compared to previous mobilizations.
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