Fire, stones and excrement on the police. Rennes is in revolt against the pension reform that Macron signed overnight

the next day to Age of pension reform by the French President Emmanuel Macron Under the banner of verbal and realistic protests in France. In particular in the capital of Brittany, a Renrecriminations left their mark in demonstrations against reform. In the city, where a police station door was set on fire on Friday, the situation escalated on Saturday afternoon and the police gave the order The procession dispersed. The officers carried out the charges and profited from them tear gas against protesters who threw objects, rocks and even “excrement” at them, according to a local news site Acto Rain. The dispersal order was issued after repeated acts of vandalism at the end of the march and after a car was set on fire.

New mobilizations are already scheduled for April 20 and 28. said so Labor union Cgt In an appeal requesting “to move forward with mobilization in all its peaceful forms,” ​​referring to “A tough timesOf this mobilization will be precisely on the 20th and 28th of April.

Trade unions had already called for participation in the day Mass mobilization On the first of May. The reaction to the immediate promulgation of the pension reform law by the president was immediate: Macron was accused of “violent contempt On the one hand for the population, on the other hand for the trade unions,” the General Secretary of the General Federation of Workers said on Saturday. Sophie Binet on France information. “Be it day or night, this reform is unfair! Democratic wisdom demanded that it not be issued and the dialogue renewed. From the beginning, the contempt shown for workers has been consistent. But their dignity in the street is stronger. Appointment on May 1,” he commented on Twitter. Laurent BergerCFDT General Secretary.

For his part, Macron will deliver a speech to the French on Monday evening, according to what he reported BFM TV It will be a pre-recorded speech that will be broadcast by the main TV stations at 8:00 pm, according to a poll conducted by the observatory. Toluna Harris Interactive for Rtl and Aef Info66% of the French support the continuation of trade union mobilization against reform. 71% of those interviewed declare their opposition to the law.