568 police officers have been injured since the start of the mobilization against the pension reform
Laurent Nuñez, prefect of police of Paris, announced this Thursday morning on RMC that 568 police officers have been injured since the start of the mobilization against the pension reform.
In total, around forty investigations have been opened by the IGPN since the start of the movement. The police officers targeted by these investigations “continue to do their job” and are not suspended, specifies the prefect of police.
For Rousseau, the Constitutional Council has “a historic decision to make”
Invited to the RTL antenna on the morning of a new day of mobilization against pension reform, MP Nupes Sandrine Rousseau calls on the Constitutional Council to take “a historic decision” this Friday.
“There is something historic in the face of the contempt and brutality of the power which locks itself up in the Elysée, which despises the unions”, she says, doubting the autonomy of the Elders.
In addition, for Sandrine Rousseau, Emmanuel Macron, “makes the management of France a personal matter.”
The entrance to the Constitutional Council blocked by trash cans
Many garbage cans block the entrance to the Constitutional Council this morning.
The Elders must decide on Friday on the pension reform.
Garbage collectors’ strike: the Aubervilliers waste collection site blocked by demonstrators this Thursday morning
The strikers are mobilized this Thursday morning on the Aubervilliers waste collection site (Seine-Saint-Denis). Waste collection trucks cannot leave the site, blocked by strikers.
“We leave at 57 but with a pension of 887 euros, it’s minimal, so we have to go until 64-65, shift two more years, that would make me go up to 67 to have a full rate”, testifies a garbage collector at the microphone of BFMTV.
The garbage collectors’ strike renewed “at least until Friday” in Paris
The CGT calls on all agents in the waste treatment sector to mobilize again this Thursday and to “participate in blocking actions”.
Blockages of waste management sites and RATP depots are planned for the morning.
The strike is “extended at least until Friday”, announced Wednesday Régis Vieceli, secretary general CGT Paris FTDNEEA (Waste treatment sector water sewer sanitation).
Has air traffic suffered greatly from strikes since the beginning of the social movement?
Sporadic strikes have affected French airports since the start of the social movement against pension reform almost three months ago.
They prompted the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGAC) to request preventive and repeated flight cancellations at several airports, including Paris-Orly, Roissy-Charles-de-Gaulle, Marseille, Bordeaux, Nantes and Toulouse.
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Transport, schools… What to expect this Thursday, April 13?
SNCF, RATP, daily transport, garbage collectors …, what will be the disturbances for this 12th day of mobilization against the pension reform?
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The unions hold their breath before the decision of the Constitutional Council
Three months after the beginning of the movement, all their hopes rest on the decision of the Constitutional Council, which could sign their victory or on the contrary the end of the demonstrations.
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Emmanuel Macron receives the executives of the majority and several ministers Friday at the Élysée
The President of the Republic Emmanuel Macron will meet this Friday the executives of the majority and the ministers at the Elysée at 4 p.m., learned BFMTV from concordant sources. It is also this Friday that the Constitutional Council must render its decisions on the pension reform.
The Head of State also indicated that he will propose an “exchange” with the social partners “which will make it possible to initiate the follow-up and to take into account the decisions, whatever they may be, of the Constitutional Council”.
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Between 400,000 and 600,000 demonstrators expected according to territorial intelligence
The authorities expect this Thursday a lower participation compared to April 6. Territorial intelligence alerts to the presence of violent demonstrators, especially in the Parisian procession.
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Twelfth day of mobilization against pension reform
Hello and welcome to this direct dedicated to the coverage of this new day of mobilization against the pension reform.
BFMTV is on a special edition this morning to follow the many rallies taking place in France and to cover the reactions of French people, unions and political figures who oppose or defend the government’s text.