About 150 demonstrators opposed to the pension reform invaded Friday the town hall of Le Havre, the city of the Prime Minister, Edouard Philippe, preventing the holding of a ceremony of wishes to the personalities, we learned Friday from concordant sources .
The yellow vests and unionists invaded the room which was to accommodate the wishes of the mayor of Le Havre and are served quietly in champagne.
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“A group of around 150 demonstrators invaded the salons of the city hall of Le Havre after having forced the access gate. Following the degradations, the state of the salons does not allow to organize the wedding ceremony planned for tonight, "the municipality said in an email.
In the calm
"We came to present our wishes to the mayor, at the height of our dissatisfaction," explained Sandrine Gérard, secretary of the CGT local union in Le Havre. According to her, the demonstrators were "between 150 and 170, with members of the inter-union and some" yellow vests "".
“It was no longer possible to organize the ceremony after the demonstrators had passed. The salons were in disarray. Some people have served themselves in petit fours and bottles of alcohol, "detailed the town hall of Le Havre. According to the same source, "There was no tension or violence. Everything happened calmly ”.
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- Edouard Philippe
- Wishes
- The haven
- Demonstration