Report by: Ahsan ullah
According to Ug News News Agency Europe,855 people were detained during the demonstrations against the pension reform in France.reports with reference to the Ug News Europe Media that the Minister of the Interior of France, Gerald Darmanen, said this.”Since Thursday, 855 people have been detained in France, 729 of them are in Paris. 843 people were arrested,” he said.Before that, the official representative of the Cabinet of Ministers, Olivier Veran, said that the French government is forcing the workers of the plant, who are on strike due to pension reforms, to work.The Paris mayor’s office has opened a crisis headquarters to deal with the consequences of the protests in the French capital, which were caused by the pension reform adopted by the authorities, bypassing the vote in the parliament.Earlier it was reported that the number of those detained was 310. It was noted that some cities, including Marseille, Nantes, Rennes and local prefectures, were attacked by protesters.It should be noted that on March 16, the French government approved the pension reform that bypassed the parliament.The initiator of such a decision is called the president of the country. Against the backdrop of pension reforms, Macron’s rating has fallen to its lowest level in four years.
The document envisages raising the retirement age from 62 to 64.
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