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Protest in France as unions resist higher retirement age.
- French trade unions organized another day of demonstrations and strikes to try to dissuade President Macrons Pensions overhaul, insisting on changing it even though it has become law.
- .French trade unions are resisting the retirement age cut by the French government. Pension reforms have since become law. Hundreds of thousands are expected on the streets.
- Those taking part in these strikes and demonstrations insist the fight must go on even though the pension plan has become law.
- Though the demonstrations are calming down but still persisted. On the first day, it averages more than a million people all over France. Which have soon seen the numbers reducing to about 600 thousand.
- More than 40 – 70 thousand people gathered at the capital for demonstrations on Tuesday to strike and send a strong message to Emmanuel Macron.
- A lot of young people took part in the demonstrations and strike. Young people think they will be the most affected by this pension retirement overhaul.
- There are been some little broken classes but not violent and the police have been dispatched to ensure security and that every violence should be thwarted.
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