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Paris, Dec 10 (EFE/EPA).- (Camera: Christophe Petit-Tesson) French unions opposed to President Emmanuel Macron's planned pension reforms heaped pressure on the government Tuesday with further demonstrations and widespread strikes in public services. Hundreds of thousands took to the streets of major cities in France on Tuesday, a day ahead the eve of the scheduled presentation of the reform package in detail by Prime Minister Edouard Philippe. FOOTAGE OF A PROTESTS IN THE CENTRE OF PARIS AGAINST PENSION REFORMS.
Images of Gare de Lyon train station in Paris at sunrise, on the third day of national mobilisation against pension reform. IMAGES
Police use tear gas to disperse rioters during a demonstration against pension reform in Paris. The clashes broke out near Place de la Republique in the city centre. Although the Paris march began peacefully, black-clad protesters later set fire to a storage trailer and broke storefront windows, prompting police to fire tear gas to try to halt the vandalism. (COMPLETES VID1MU0NL_EN) IMAGES
Marseille, Dec. 5 (EFE / EPA), (Camera: Guillaume Horcajuelo).- Thousands of protesters in Marseille joined the general strike called in France against pension reform announced by President Emmanuel Macron.FOOTAGE OF THE PROTESTS IN MARSEILLE, FRANCE.
Demonstrators in Paris gather at Les Invalides and start marching towards the Place d'Italie for the 14th day of action against pension reform. IMAGES
Several hundred people demonstrate against pension reform in Rennes, western France, with a march that started at around 12pm. IMAGES
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