French trade unions announced today, Wednesday, the failure of negotiations with the government regarding the pension reform law, cutting off talks and returning to mobilization by going out to the streets tomorrow, Thursday, while Prime Minister Elizabeth Bourne rejected the discussion regarding lowering the retirement age.
And the French news agency quoted the head of the French Confederation of Christian Workers, Cyril Chabanier, at the end of a meeting that lasted less than an hour with Bourne. dangerous”. While Bourne stressed that she does not envision moving forward without social partners, since even if differences over age do not allow for a comprehensive discussion, I believe that this meeting nonetheless represents an important step.
The unions pledged to continue the “battle” in order to withdraw the text of the new law, which sparked the largest crisis in France since the yellow vests crisis, as demonstrations and protests will be renewed in French cities, which prompted the government to strengthen the security deployment due to the acts of violence that included burning and vandalism. In the context, Interior Minister Gerald Darmanan stated before the National Assembly Laws Committee that since Article 49.3 was used to pass the pension reform, many incidents broke out on the sidelines of the demonstrations, and he blamed the violators for the escalation of tensions, as injuries were recorded among the police and demonstrators.
Gerald Dermanan announced the deployment of 11,500 policemen in all cities of France, including 4,200 in Paris, in order to ensure freedom of demonstration and the security of people and property.
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