
The protests against the pension reform in Paris continue even more violently. Fierce clashes between police and protesters.
There was no shortage of violence, tear gas, paint, stones and bottles thrown between the parties. During the evening, apart from the injured after the clashes, there were also those arrested for violent behavior.
Protesters continue to gather in demonstrations against the pension reform since January, asking President Macron to withdraw from this decision.
According to the latest polls in the country, Macron has significantly lost support after passing the reform into law, without a vote in parliament, while the French opposition has grown strongly in recent weeks, with their opposition to this reform.
The latest wave of protests represents the biggest challenge to Macron's authority since the yellow vest revolt four years ago.
Now the representatives of the trade unions in the country are waiting for the decision of April 14, when the Constitutional Council will decide on the pension law.