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Lions burn rubbish in the streets

Lions burn rubbish in the streets

The police began to disperse the demonstration in Paris at 20:00, using tear gas and water cannons.

About seven thousand demonstrators gathered in the Place de la Concorde, according to Reuters. A journalist at the news agency stated that the protesters threw stones at the police.

The city is marked by a garbage strike. 8,000 tons of garbage dumped in the streets. The reason is that the cleaners are on strike over the president’s pension reform.

Tear gas: Police used tear gas against protesters on the Place de la Concorde in Paris Photo: Alain Jocard / AFP / NTB

stink city

A mountain of rubbish several meters high is located right next to Loris Uzan’s restaurant. It doesn’t fit well.

Disgusting: The owner of the restaurant, Loris Uzanne, is not very happy that there is a mountain of rubbish outside the restaurant.  Photo: Santiago Vergara/TV 2

Disgusting: The owner of the restaurant, Loris Uzanne, is not very happy that there is a mountain of rubbish outside the restaurant. Photo: Santiago Vergara/TV 2

– The days are getting a little better. It’s getting warmer. As long as it was cold, we didn’t feel very well. In the outdoor dining area the smell is disgusting. He says it is not higher.

In addition, foreign tourists do not understand much of what is happening. One of them is Jacqueline Costa from Brazil. Together with her mother, she takes a picture in front of the mountain of garbage.

From Brazil: Jacqueline Costa and her mother are tourists in Paris.  Photo: Santiago Vergara/TV 2

From Brazil: Jacqueline Costa and her mother are tourists in Paris. Photo: Santiago Vergara/TV 2

– It’s a little uncomfortable. I think for those who are here for the first time, it’s not very attractive. She says it will be the first impression.

Paris is the most visited tourist destination in the world and is now surrounded by a whiff of food scraps and other waste.

However, street artist Alice Catanzaro supports the fight against pension reform.

The people will continue to fight. We will not surrender. This will continue, and maybe even stronger, as you say for TV 2.

Fight support: Alice Catanzaro performs in the streets of Paris.  Photo: Santiago Vergara/TV 2

Fight support: Alice Catanzaro performs in the streets of Paris. Photo: Santiago Vergara/TV 2

through force

Among other things, the reform meant that the French had to work until they were 64, and not until 62, as is the case now. Ahead of the vote in the National Assembly on Thursday, Prime Minister Elizabeth Borne announced that there would be no vote.

The demonstrators gathered spontaneously to express the government's decision.  Photo: Pascal Rossignol/Reuters/NTB

The demonstrators gathered spontaneously to express the government’s decision. Photo: Pascal Rossignol/Reuters/NTB

President Emmanuel Macron used a special clause in the French constitution, 49.3, which gives him the right to force the proposals.

He did not dare to vote for fear of losing.

Parisian Jacques Mathieu understands the need to raise the retirement age. With the wave of senior citizens, there will be fewer people who have to pay more retirees.

Parisian Jacques Mathieu understands the need to raise the retirement age.  Photo: Santiago Vergara/TV 2

Parisian Jacques Mathieu understands the need to raise the retirement age. Photo: Santiago Vergara/TV 2

He really hates what happens to the city full of rubbish.

– I think it’s a pity. It gives a bad impression of Paris, which is a very beautiful city. It gives the impression that you just let it rub and go. I do not support him.

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