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high speed train, subway, bus and schools closed. This day-long strike is complicated. Trade unions, opposition parties and "yellow vests" engage an arm of iron around the future pension reform. Users of le Figaro, tell us how they live this special time.
Alex D, all rolls: "there ought to be strike even more often! You drive like midnight and it is a station without risking a plum. This may be more complicated tonight." Fred B is "helper of life, then I have to go to work anyway." Pascal P, assures him not to be able to "afford to go on strike because my small company has already got a slap! With a lower activity because of last winter, I am forced to work to keep me going. I consider the strike as a luxury that I cannot afford." For Samiah F, "it is unbearable having to suffer constantly paralysis. These are selfish. Sick of strikes, sick of unions that no longer represent anything or anyone."
"It is necessary that this day be respond the government"
But for Saadia A, it is very important to strike today because "this reform concerns all of us, so I put my day." Audrey C would have wanted to go to manifest but says she "must stay with my son who has been sick all night! I am in to my account in autoentreprise for the past 10 years. I know that when I retire I would have absolutely little or nothing. Then the day of the strike is important." Laetitia K adds that "we need the government to react. I've organised my day for me to get to the event. I will go there in carpooling! And I am determined to continue for days and days if necessary." And finally, Marc G expressed the hope that "this strike is not going to continue because, living in the suburbs, this is a real hassle. But today I will manifest because it is our future that is in question."
The editorial team conseillehttps://www.lefigaro.en/economy/greve-du-5-decembre-all-the-disturbances-in-progress-20191205Grève in transport: the disruption will continue beyond the December 5, warns the gouvernementSujets5 décembreVotre avisGrèveAucun comment there are currently no comments on this article.
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