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Comme toujours depuis le début des manifestations contre la loi Travail, des débordements ont émaillé le cortège parisien du mardi 14 juin. A Paris, les forces de l'ordre ont même eu recours à des canons à eau pour disperser les casseurs et ce pour la première fois depuis le début du mouvement social.
À l'occasion de la neuvième journée de mobilisation contre la réforme des retraites, nous avons demandé aux manifestants ce qu'ils pensaient du discours d'Emmanuel Macron après l’adoption de la réforme. #49.3 #elisabethborne #réformedesretraites #gouvernement #manifestations #grève #emmanuelmacron #paris Retrouvez l’article sur notre site: 20 Minutes, avec vous https://www.20minutes.fr Retrouvez nous sur: Snapchat: https://www.snapchat.com/discover/Ma_tete_et_moi/0667753253 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/20minutes Notre Chatbot: https://www.messenger.com/t/20minutes Twitter: https://twitter.com/20Minutes Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/20minutesfrance/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/20-minutes Podcast : https://podcasts.20minutes.fr/
French police confront demonstrators at Place de la Concorde in Paris, a day after the government's decision to force through its highly contested pension reform with a vote in the National Assembly. IMAGES
The assessors begin to count the ballots in polling stations in Paris and Nantes, as soon as the voting ends at 20:00 for the first round of the French legislative elections. IMAGES
The end of a demonstration near the Eiffel Tower in Paris is marked by a few incidents of discord, including the burning of garbage cans. Demonstrators gather at the call of journalists' unions against the proposed law 'global security' that would place limits on the filming of on-duty police officers, adopted the day before by the National Assembly. IMAGES
Employees in the business district of La Défense, on the outskirts of Paris, arrive at their place of work for their last day at the office before confinement. Since May, the number of visitors to the district, which normally accommodates 180,000 employees, had already fallen by 40%. IMAGES