In general amazement, around thirty people entered this Wednesday evening during the council of the 6th arrondissement of Lyon to demonstrate against the pension reform.
Throwing confetti and firecrackers, the demonstrators targeted the deputy for the constituency Anne Brugnera, absent that evening because at the National Assembly.
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I was following from a distance when the prefect called me.
It sounded pretty verbally abusive.
I know that elected officials have been affected because these are not democratic methods.
When we are opposed to a reform we come to debate but we do not do that
, ”confides the elected Renaissance to Figaro.
Pascal Blache, mayor of the 6th arrondissement, describes demonstrators "
rather young and clearly far-left
".
“
For ten minutes they made noise, read a speech on pensions talking about the bourgeois of the 6th before leaving.
It was quite shocking but for me it is only the extension of the democratic disaster that are the debates in the National Assembly on this reform
, ”explains the city councilor.
By the time the police arrived on site, about thirty people had already left the scene.
Pascal Blache quickly received the support of the mayor of Lyon who called him during the break in the session.
“
We cannot tolerate the disruption of a borough council.
I publicly renew my support for the mayor of the 6th arrondissement of Lyon after having spoken to him, as well as to all the elected officials present
, ”said Grégory Doucet.
The mayor of the 6th however asks that the elected environmentalist reconsider his remarks on civil disobedience.
Fabienne Buccio the prefect of the Rhône also wanted to contact Pascal Blache and Anne Brugnera to show them her support.
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