ABOUT 1500 young people they went to National Assembly of FranceV Parisprotesting against the approval, without a vote, but with Decree of the President on pension reform.

Shouting slogans like “Manu, Manu, with 49.3 or not, we don’t want your reform“”The National Assembly can vote, the street will cancel it“, the demonstrators started from the area where the Sorbonne University is located, according to an AFP journalist.

Representatives of many youth organizations participated in the mobilization. “The goal is to go all the way to the National Assembly so that the voice of the youth is heard,” she said. Eleanor Smithrepresentative of the movement.

For Matthias Avershenk23 years old, member of a far-left organization NAP, “The government intends to carry out (reform) by force. Whatever happens in Parliament, the street can and will overturn it.”

A cabinet was convened minutes before the start of the meeting of the National Assembly, giving the government a “green light” to apply the article. 49.3 Constitution, according to which a bill can be passed without a vote.

To date, President Macron has hinted that he does not want to refer to this article and prefers to leave the reform to the discretion of parliamentarians, although the ruling coalition does not have an absolute majority in the National Assembly and will have to rely on votes. parliamentarians, traditional right, republicans.