Very many "
concerts of pans
" were reported throughout France this Monday, April 17, in opposition to Emmanuel Macron's speech broadcast on television at 8 p.m.
According to the anti-globalization organization Attac, "
more than 300 gatherings
" have been recorded, in particular in Annecy (Haute-Savoie), Avignon (Vaucluse), Colombes (Hauts-de-Seine), Lille (Nord), Marseille, Lyon and in several arrondissements of Paris.
In Marseille and Dijon, these “
undeclared
” demonstrations have been banned.
Unions and political parties on the left, including insubordinate France, relayed these calls for "
noise
", to protest against the pension reform promulgated this weekend.
Thus, the Union Syndicale Solidaires "
supports
" calls for rallies and "
concerts of saucepans
", "
in the face of contempt and social regression
".
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Rebellious deputies present
The unfortunate candidate for the presidential election Philippe Poutou also welcomed the initiative on Twitter, as well as the deputy of rebellious France Alexis Corbière, who declared on LCI Monday morning to have “a good desire to go and bang on pans
”
.
Several rebellious deputies have made it known that they will participate in certain gatherings, such as Ugo Bernalicis, deputy for the North, who will be present in Lille.
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“
At 8 p.m., France must become the biggest din in the world, covering the infamous words of an illegitimate, arrogant and hated president!
“, also called Florian Philippot, president of the Patriots, on Twitter.
Questioned on BFMTV on Monday, Attac spokesperson Youlie Yamamoto justified these "
concerts of pans
", so "
that the president cannot make his speech with peace of mind, to show him that he is alone and let the mobilization continue
.
