Pending the decision of the Constitutional Council on the pension reform, the unions have for the eleventh time called on the French, opposed to the latter, to mobilize on Thursday April 6.
While the social movement has been going on for almost three months, the organizations do not want to let go and intend to make the government bend.
And this, despite declining participation figures during the last day of protest on March 28: "
only
" 740,000 French people had participated in the various processions in France, according to the Ministry of the Interior.
Le Figaro
therefore takes stock of the expected disruptions.
Transport
SNCF
If no traffic forecast has been made public for the moment, the Intersyndicale has once again urged its troops to mobilize next Thursday.
In a press release published at the end of March, all of the SNCF organizations also denounced
“the stubbornness of the government
”.
“The railway federations CGT, UNSA-Ferroviaire, SUD-Rail and CFDT call on all GPU railway workers to join the actions organized in the territories and to go on massive strike”, continued the unions
.
The rail company is expected to unveil its traffic forecast on Tuesday, April 4.
RATP
As for the RATP, it has not given, at present, more information on the course of the day on Thursday.
Guest of BFMTV on Friday, co-secretary general of the Solidaires RATP union Bertrand Dumont warned: “
There is no doubt that April 6 will be an important day because we must continue to put pressure on the government so that he withdraws his reform.”
Air
Air authorities have not yet indicated the percentage of flights and which airports would be affected.
However, the Usac-CGT has already filed a strike notice since last Thursday.
In a press release, it calls on “
all the staff of the DGAC and ENAC to go on massive strike and to participate in the demonstrations.
»
Education
If the forecasts in National Education will be unveiled in the next few hours, the SUD education union urged its sector last Friday to
"drive the point home and make the day of April 6, called by the inter-union, a massive day of strikes and demonstrations.
"Until then, we must propose and lead collective and unitary
initiatives
, bring the struggle and mobilization to life in the public space and with our colleagues,"
adds the organization.
Fuels, Energy... Many sectors continue the strike
While 35% of service stations in Île-de-France and 10% of points of sale in France are affected by fuel shortages, the unions in the sector are continuing their strike.
If supply problems are on the agenda, the State has already ordered requisitions of refineries.
The CGT-energy, it sends a very clear message to three days of the new mobilization:
“Electricians, gas energy companies (…).
Pensions, no means no.
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