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Ten days after the last mobilization, the demonstrators will be back on the streets of France on Thursday against the pension reform.
In Nice, they met at the Jardin Albert Ier, at 10 a.m., for the procession to leave around 10:30 a.m., to stroll under the sun and along the Mediterranean Sea.
The demonstrators will take the direction of the city center, will bypass Place Masséna to go towards Place Garibaldi before heading towards the port to end the route on Place de l'Ile-de-Beauté.
No clash has been noted in the processions since the beginning of the mobilizations in Nice, which contrasts with the other cities of France.
Only some tensions appeared in front of the faculty of letters and are still feared, Thursday morning, because the students intend to block the establishment.
Actions on the ground nevertheless continue to be carried out by the CGT over the days.
On Tuesday, agents from the electricity and gas industry demonstrated in front of the GRT gas site in Saint-Cézaire-sur-Siagne, which supplies the Alpes-Maritimes.
They cut a valve, but without any significant consequences for individuals.
A symbolic act to warn that they will multiply this type of action as long as the reform is not withdrawn.
This time, no trams will run
During the previous movement, trams and buses circulated normally in the Nice metropolis.
The employees of the Lignes d'Azur management did not have time to file their strike notice.
They had then tagged the windows of trams and buses with demands hostile to reform and the government.
This time, they will be on strike.
None of the three lines of the Nice tramway will operate all day.
Ditto for the bus lines.
The various agencies will also have the curtain down.
As always, the municipality of Nice will make parking free and subsidize carpooling with the Klaxit application.
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“Very disturbed” on the rails, “risks” in the air
Users of regional express trains are starting to get used to it.
Since the start of the movement, they have faced regular disruptions.
This will still be the case on Thursday.
“The circulation of trains will be very seriously disrupted throughout the region”
, already announces the SNCF.
Many TER trains, widely used on the Côte d'Azur to connect the various cities (Cannes, Antibes, Nice and as far as Monaco), will therefore be cancelled.
All these modifications will be notified at the end of the day on the SNCF website.
The third French airport will also suffer disruptions and certainly some flight cancellations.
On its site, the Nice airport evokes
"risks"
because of the social movement.