macron’s guard harshly intervenes in protest

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Uploaded: 2023-02-27
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Description: After the International Agriculture Fair, the guards of French President Emmanuel Macron harshly intervened in a woman's attempt to protest against Macron. The protester, who wanted to protest against him for climate change and his retirement plan, w

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After the International Agriculture Fair, the guards of French President Emmanuel Macron harshly intervened in a woman’s attempt to protest against Macron. The protester, who wanted to protest against him for climate change and his retirement plan, was pulled by her hair and dragged away immediately after coming Macron’s way.

According to the controversial law, which has been protested for a while in France, the retirement age will be gradually increased by 3 months every year, starting in September of this year, and the retirement age will reach 63 years 3 months in 2027 and 64 years in 2030.

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