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The Front Social against the labour code reform, Paris, 2017.

The Front Social mobilises against the labour code reform. The day after the parliamentary elections, on 19 June 2017, several hundred people gathered outside the National Assembly in stifling heat, at the call of the union and associations collective “Front social”.

On 16 November 2017, opponents of the Macron government’s social policy marched again, against the rise in the CSG social tax and against budget cuts in the public sector. They kept up the pressure, marching for the fourth time in two months against the government’s decrees.

01Opponents of the social policy of the Macron government were protesting against the rise of the general social contribution (CSG) and against the measures of economy in the civil service. The protesters kept up the pressure by marching for the fourth time in two months against Emmanuel Macron's labour law reform. The marches launched from the Place de la République before arriving at Nation around 17 hours. This call for the demonstration was launched by the CGT with FO. This protest against the liberal policy of Emmanuel Macron gathered 80 000 participants throughout France, including 8 000 in Paris, according to the police prefecture. For its part, the CGT has identified 40,000 participants in Paris. Paris, November 16, 2017.
02Opponents of the social policy of the Macron government were protesting against the rise of the general social contribution (CSG) and against the measures of economy in the civil service. The protesters kept up the pressure by marching for the fourth time in two months against Emmanuel Macron's labour law reform. The marches launched from the Place de la République before arriving at Nation around 17 hours. This call for the demonstration was launched by the CGT with FO. This protest against the liberal policy of Emmanuel Macron gathered 80 000 participants throughout France, including 8 000 in Paris, according to the police prefecture. For its part, the CGT has identified 40,000 participants in Paris. Paris, November 16, 2017.
03In the aftermath of the legislative elections, several hundred people were gathered in front of the National Assembly, in a stifling heat, at the call of the union and associative collective Front Social. Place de la Concorde, Paris, June 19, 2017.
04In the aftermath of the legislative elections, several hundred people were gathered in front of the National Assembly, in a stifling heat, at the call of the union and associative collective Front Social. Place de la Concorde, Paris, June 19, 2017.
05May 1 demonstration between the two rounds of the French presidential election of 2017. The unions call for a day of struggle and mobilization for social progress but have not parade together. For some trade unionists, the presence in the second round of the Front National must not overshadow social demands, including the repeal of the Labor Act. May 1, 2017. Paris, France.
06In the aftermath of the legislative elections, several hundred people were gathered in front of the National Assembly, in a stifling heat, at the call of the union and associative collective Front Social. Place de la Concorde, Paris, June 19, 2017.
07In the aftermath of the legislative elections, several hundred people were gathered in front of the National Assembly, in a stifling heat, at the call of the union and associative collective Front Social. Place de la Concorde, Paris, June 19, 2017.
08In the aftermath of the legislative elections, several hundred people were gathered in front of the National Assembly, in a stifling heat, at the call of the union and associative collective Front Social. Place de la Concorde, Paris, June 19, 2017.
09In the aftermath of the legislative elections, several hundred people were gathered in front of the National Assembly, in a stifling heat, at the call of the union and associative collective Front Social. Place de la Concorde, Paris, June 19, 2017.
10May 1 demonstration between the two rounds of the French presidential election of 2017. The unions call for a day of struggle and mobilization for social progress but have not parade together. For some trade unionists, the presence in the second round of the Front National must not overshadow social demands, including the repeal of the Labor Act. May 1, 2017. Paris, France.
11Opponents of the social policy of the Macron government were protesting against the rise of the general social contribution (CSG) and against the measures of economy in the civil service. The protesters kept up the pressure by marching for the fourth time in two months against Emmanuel Macron's labour law reform. The marches launched from the Place de la République before arriving at Nation around 17 hours. This call for the demonstration was launched by the CGT with FO. This protest against the liberal policy of Emmanuel Macron gathered 80 000 participants throughout France, including 8 000 in Paris, according to the police prefecture. For its part, the CGT has identified 40,000 participants in Paris. Paris, November 16, 2017.
12Opponents of the social policy of the Macron government were protesting against the rise of the general social contribution (CSG) and against the measures of economy in the civil service. The protesters kept up the pressure by marching for the fourth time in two months against Emmanuel Macron's labour law reform. The marches launched from the Place de la République before arriving at Nation around 17 hours. This call for the demonstration was launched by the CGT with FO. This protest against the liberal policy of Emmanuel Macron gathered 80 000 participants throughout France, including 8 000 in Paris, according to the police prefecture. For its part, the CGT has identified 40,000 participants in Paris. Paris, November 16, 2017.
13In the aftermath of the legislative elections, several hundred people were gathered in front of the National Assembly, in a stifling heat, at the call of the union and associative collective Front Social. Dozens of demonstrators then turned to the Assembly with cries of Everyone hates the ordinances causing the intervention of the forces of order. Place de la Concorde, Paris, June 19, 2017.
14In the aftermath of the legislative elections, several hundred people were gathered in front of the National Assembly, in a stifling heat, at the call of the union and associative collective Front Social. Place de la Concorde, Paris, June 19, 2017.
15Opponents of the social policy of the Macron government were protesting against the rise of the general social contribution (CSG) and against the measures of economy in the civil service. The protesters kept up the pressure by marching for the fourth time in two months against Emmanuel Macron's labour law reform. The marches launched from the Place de la République before arriving at Nation around 17 hours. This call for the demonstration was launched by the CGT with FO. This protest against the liberal policy of Emmanuel Macron gathered 80 000 participants throughout France, including 8 000 in Paris, according to the police prefecture. For its part, the CGT has identified 40,000 participants in Paris. Paris, November 16, 2017.
16In the aftermath of the legislative elections, several hundred people were gathered in front of the National Assembly, in a stifling heat, at the call of the union and associative collective Front Social. Place de la Concorde, Paris, June 19, 2017.
17Opponents of the social policy of the Macron government were protesting against the rise of the general social contribution (CSG) and against the measures of economy in the civil service. The protesters kept up the pressure by marching for the fourth time in two months against Emmanuel Macron's labour law reform. The marches launched from the Place de la République before arriving at Nation around 17 hours. This call for the demonstration was launched by the CGT with FO. This protest against the liberal policy of Emmanuel Macron gathered 80 000 participants throughout France, including 8 000 in Paris, according to the police prefecture. For its part, the CGT has identified 40,000 participants in Paris. Paris, November 16, 2017.
18A scooter was set on fire. May 1 demonstration between the two rounds of the French presidential election of 2017. The unions call for a day of struggle and mobilization for social progress but have not parade together. For some trade unionists, the presence in the second round of the Front National must not overshadow social demands, including the repeal of the Labor Act. May 1, 2017. Paris, France.
19May 1 demonstration between the two rounds of the French presidential election of 2017. Beginning of the demonstration, Molotov cocktails have just been launched on the CRS. The unions call for a day of struggle and mobilization for social progress but have not parade together. For some trade unionists, the presence in the second round of the Front National must not overshadow social demands, including the repeal of the Labor Act. May 1, 2017. Paris, France.
20In the aftermath of the legislative elections, several hundred people were gathered in front of the National Assembly, in a stifling heat, at the call of the union and associative collective Front Social. Dozens of demonstrators then turned to the Assembly with cries of Everyone hates the ordinances causing the intervention of the forces of order. Place de la Concorde, Paris, June 19, 2017.
21May 1 demonstration between the two rounds of the French presidential election of 2017. The unions call for a day of struggle and mobilization for social progress but have not parade together. For some trade unionists, the presence in the second round of the Front National must not overshadow social demands, including the repeal of the Labor Act. May 1, 2017. Paris, France.
22Opponents of the social policy of the Macron government were protesting against the rise of the general social contribution (CSG) and against the measures of economy in the civil service. The protesters kept up the pressure by marching for the fourth time in two months against Emmanuel Macron's labour law reform. The marches launched from the Place de la République before arriving at Nation around 17 hours. This call for the demonstration was launched by the CGT with FO. This protest against the liberal policy of Emmanuel Macron gathered 80 000 participants throughout France, including 8 000 in Paris, according to the police prefecture. For its part, the CGT has identified 40,000 participants in Paris. Paris, November 16, 2017.
23Opponents of the social policy of the Macron government were protesting against the rise of the general social contribution (CSG) and against the measures of economy in the civil service. The protesters kept up the pressure by marching for the fourth time in two months against Emmanuel Macron's labour law reform. The marches launched from the Place de la République before arriving at Nation around 17 hours. This call for the demonstration was launched by the CGT with FO. This protest against the liberal policy of Emmanuel Macron gathered 80 000 participants throughout France, including 8 000 in Paris, according to the police prefecture. For its part, the CGT has identified 40,000 participants in Paris. Paris, November 16, 2017.
24Opponents of the social policy of the Macron government were protesting against the rise of the general social contribution (CSG) and against the measures of economy in the civil service. The protesters kept up the pressure by marching for the fourth time in two months against Emmanuel Macron's labour law reform. The marches launched from the Place de la République before arriving at Nation around 17 hours. This call for the demonstration was launched by the CGT with FO. This protest against the liberal policy of Emmanuel Macron gathered 80 000 participants throughout France, including 8 000 in Paris, according to the police prefecture. For its part, the CGT has identified 40,000 participants in Paris. Paris, November 16, 2017.
25May 1 demonstration between the two rounds of the French presidential election of 2017. The unions call for a day of struggle and mobilization for social progress but have not parade together. For some trade unionists, the presence in the second round of the Front National must not overshadow social demands, including the repeal of the Labor Act. May 1, 2017. Place de la Nation, end of the protest. Paris, France.
26In the aftermath of the legislative elections, several hundred people were gathered in front of the National Assembly, in a stifling heat, at the call of the union and associative collective Front Social. Place de la Concorde, Paris, June 19, 2017.
27May 1 demonstration between the two rounds of the French presidential election of 2017. The unions call for a day of struggle and mobilization for social progress but have not parade together. For some trade unionists, the presence in the second round of the Front National must not overshadow social demands, including the repeal of the Labor Act. May 1, 2017. Paris, France.
28In the aftermath of the legislative elections, several hundred people were gathered in front of the National Assembly, in a stifling heat, at the call of the union and associative collective Front Social. Dozens of demonstrators then turned to the Assembly with cries of Everyone hates the ordinances causing the intervention of the forces of order. Place de la Concorde, Paris, June 19, 2017.
29May 1 demonstration between the two rounds of the French presidential election of 2017. The unions call for a day of struggle and mobilization for social progress but have not parade together. For some trade unionists, the presence in the second round of the Front National must not overshadow social demands, including the repeal of the Labor Act. May 1, 2017. Place de la Nation, end of the protest. Paris, France.
30May 1 demonstration between the two rounds of the French presidential election of 2017. The unions call for a day of struggle and mobilization for social progress but have not parade together. For some trade unionists, the presence in the second round of the Front National must not overshadow social demands, including the repeal of the Labor Act. May 1, 2017. Paris, France.

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