Faced with an Emmanuel Macron who has in no way given signs of weakening, the unions hope to see the emergence of a reinforced mobilization for this tenth day of mobilization since mid-January against the pension reform.
Indeed, the denunciation of police violence could give rise to a large presence of young people in the ranks of the demonstrators on Tuesday.
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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In this context, more than 200 rallies are planned in France this Tuesday, March 28.
Surprised by the scale of the mobilization on Thursday - 1.09 million participants according to the Interior, more than 3 million according to the unions - the authorities are counting this time on a total of 650,000 to 900,000 demonstrators, including 70,000 to 100,000 in Paris.
"
I expect a strong mobilization
and
a determination of the demonstrators
", predicted on RMC the secretary general of FO, Frédéric Souillot, who expects "
really a lot of people this afternoon
" in Paris.
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Crowds surrounded by 13,000 police and gendarmes, including 5,500 in the capital, an "
unprecedented security device
", underlined during a press conference the Minister of the Interior, Gérald Darmanin, who called "
solemnly each
and
every calm
" and mentioned the possible presence in Paris of "
more than 1000 radical elements
".
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