A woman holds up a placard reading "Selection it's pixie dust" during a demonstration to protest against French government's string of reforms, on March 22, 2018 in Lille. Seven trade unions have called on public sector workers to strike on March 22, including school and hospital staff, civil servants and air traffic controllers. More than 140 protests are planned across France, the biggest culminating at the Bastille monument in Paris where unions expect 25,000 demonstrators. / AFP / Philippe HUGUEN
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  • A woman holds up a placard reading "Selection it's pixie dust" during a demonstration to protest against French government's string of reforms, on March 22, 2018 in Lille. Seven trade unions have called on public sector workers to strike on March 22, including school and hospital staff, civil servants and air traffic controllers. More than 140 protests are planned across France, the biggest culminating at the Bastille monument in Paris where unions expect 25,000 demonstrators. / AFP / Philippe HUGUEN
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    A woman holds up a placard reading "Selection it's pixie dust" during a demonstration to protest against French government's string of reforms, on March 22, 2018 in Lille. Seven trade unions have called on public sector workers to strike on March 22, including school and hospital staff, civil servants and air traffic controllers. More than 140 protests are planned across France, the biggest culminating at the Bastille monument in Paris where unions expect 25,000 demonstrators. / AFP / Philippe HUGUEN

  • People attend a demonstration to protest against French government's string of reforms, on March 22, 2018 in Paris. Seven trade unions have called on public sector workers to strike on March 22, including school and hospital staff, civil servants and air traffic controllers. More than 140 protests are planned across France, the biggest culminating at the Bastille monument in Paris where unions expect 25,000 demonstrators. / AFP / Philippe LOPEZ
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    People attend a demonstration to protest against French government's string of reforms, on March 22, 2018 in Paris. Seven trade unions have called on public sector workers to strike on March 22, including school and hospital staff, civil servants and air traffic controllers. More than 140 protests are planned across France, the biggest culminating at the Bastille monument in Paris where unions expect 25,000 demonstrators. / AFP / Philippe LOPEZ

  • Police uses a water canon against demonstrators during a protest against French government's string of reforms, on March 22, 2018 in Paris. Seven trade unions have called on public sector workers to strike on March 22, including school and hospital staff, civil servants and air traffic controllers. More than 140 protests are planned across France, the biggest culminating at the Bastille monument in Paris where unions expect 25,000 demonstrators. / AFP / CHRISTOPHE ARCHAMBAULT
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    Police uses a water canon against demonstrators during a protest against French government's string of reforms, on March 22, 2018 in Paris. Seven trade unions have called on public sector workers to strike on March 22, including school and hospital staff, civil servants and air traffic controllers. More than 140 protests are planned across France, the biggest culminating at the Bastille monument in Paris where unions expect 25,000 demonstrators. / AFP / CHRISTOPHE ARCHAMBAULT

  • TOPSHOT - People attend a protest against French government's string of reforms, on March 22, 2018 in Paris. Seven trade unions have called on public sector workers to strike on March 22, including school and hospital staff, civil servants and air traffic controllers. More than 140 protests are planned across France, the biggest culminating at the Bastille monument in Paris where unions expect 25,000 demonstrators. / AFP / Philippe LOPEZ
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    TOPSHOT - People attend a protest against French government's string of reforms, on March 22, 2018 in Paris. Seven trade unions have called on public sector workers to strike on March 22, including school and hospital staff, civil servants and air traffic controllers. More than 140 protests are planned across France, the biggest culminating at the Bastille monument in Paris where unions expect 25,000 demonstrators. / AFP / Philippe LOPEZ

  • People take part in a demonstration to protest against French government's string of reforms, on March 22, 2018 in Lille, northern France. Seven trade unions have called on public sector workers to strike on March 22, including school and hospital staff, civil servants and air traffic controllers. More than 140 protests are planned across France, the biggest culminating at the Bastille monument in Paris where unions expect 25,000 demonstrators. / AFP / PHILIPPE HUGUEN
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    People take part in a demonstration to protest against French government's string of reforms, on March 22, 2018 in Lille, northern France. Seven trade unions have called on public sector workers to strike on March 22, including school and hospital staff, civil servants and air traffic controllers. More than 140 protests are planned across France, the biggest culminating at the Bastille monument in Paris where unions expect 25,000 demonstrators. / AFP / PHILIPPE HUGUEN

  • Students attend a protest against French government's string of reforms, on March 22, 2018 in Paris. Seven trade unions have called on public sector workers to strike on March 22, including school and hospital staff, civil servants and air traffic controllers. More than 140 protests are planned across France, the biggest culminating at the Bastille monument in Paris where unions expect 25,000 demonstrators. / AFP / Philippe LOPEZ
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    Students attend a protest against French government's string of reforms, on March 22, 2018 in Paris. Seven trade unions have called on public sector workers to strike on March 22, including school and hospital staff, civil servants and air traffic controllers. More than 140 protests are planned across France, the biggest culminating at the Bastille monument in Paris where unions expect 25,000 demonstrators. / AFP / Philippe LOPEZ

  • Students face riot police during a demonstration as part of a nationwide day of protest against the French president multi-front reform drive on March 22, 2018, in Paris. Public sector workers went on strike across France in a "warning shot" for President against his reform drive, with cancelled trains and flights causing travel headaches for thousands. Many schools, daycare centres and libraries were closed ahead of demonstrations planned for the afternoon, while other public. / AFP / GERARD JULIEN
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    Students face riot police during a demonstration as part of a nationwide day of protest against the French president multi-front reform drive on March 22, 2018, in Paris. Public sector workers went on strike across France in a "warning shot" for President against his reform drive, with cancelled trains and flights causing travel headaches for thousands. Many schools, daycare centres and libraries were closed ahead of demonstrations planned for the afternoon, while other public. / AFP / GERARD JULIEN

  • TOPSHOT - People take part in a demonstration to protest against French government's string of reforms, on March 22, 2018 in Lille, northern France. Seven trade unions have called on public sector workers to strike on March 22, including school and hospital staff, civil servants and air traffic controllers. More than 140 protests are planned across France, the biggest culminating at the Bastille monument in Paris where unions expect 25,000 demonstrators. / AFP / Philippe HUGUEN
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    TOPSHOT - People take part in a demonstration to protest against French government's string of reforms, on March 22, 2018 in Lille, northern France. Seven trade unions have called on public sector workers to strike on March 22, including school and hospital staff, civil servants and air traffic controllers. More than 140 protests are planned across France, the biggest culminating at the Bastille monument in Paris where unions expect 25,000 demonstrators. / AFP / Philippe HUGUEN

  • People demonstrate to protest against French government's string of reforms, on March 22, 2018 in Paris. Seven trade unions have called on public sector workers to strike on March 22, including school and hospital staff, civil servants and air traffic controllers. More than 140 protests are planned across France, the biggest culminating at the Bastille monument in Paris where unions expect 25,000 demonstrators. / AFP / Philippe LOPEZ
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    People demonstrate to protest against French government's string of reforms, on March 22, 2018 in Paris. Seven trade unions have called on public sector workers to strike on March 22, including school and hospital staff, civil servants and air traffic controllers. More than 140 protests are planned across France, the biggest culminating at the Bastille monument in Paris where unions expect 25,000 demonstrators. / AFP / Philippe LOPEZ

  • Demonstrators gesture to police during a protest against French government's string of reforms, on March 22, 2018 in Paris. Seven trade unions have called on public sector workers to strike on March 22, including school and hospital staff, civil servants and air traffic controllers. More than 140 protests are planned across France, the biggest culminating at the Bastille monument in Paris where unions expect 25,000 demonstrators. / AFP / ALAIN JOCARD
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    Demonstrators gesture to police during a protest against French government's string of reforms, on March 22, 2018 in Paris. Seven trade unions have called on public sector workers to strike on March 22, including school and hospital staff, civil servants and air traffic controllers. More than 140 protests are planned across France, the biggest culminating at the Bastille monument in Paris where unions expect 25,000 demonstrators. / AFP / ALAIN JOCARD

  • A youth holds a banner reading 'Macron killed Me' and the word 'Work' written on his chest during a demonstration to protest against French government's string of reforms, on March 22, 2018 in Paris. Seven trade unions have called on public sector workers to strike on March 22, including school and hospital staff, civil servants and air traffic controllers. More than 140 protests are planned across France, the biggest culminating at the Bastille monument in Paris where unions expect 25,000 demonstrators. / AFP / Philippe LOPEZ
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    A youth holds a banner reading 'Macron killed Me' and the word 'Work' written on his chest during a demonstration to protest against French government's string of reforms, on March 22, 2018 in Paris. Seven trade unions have called on public sector workers to strike on March 22, including school and hospital staff, civil servants and air traffic controllers. More than 140 protests are planned across France, the biggest culminating at the Bastille monument in Paris where unions expect 25,000 demonstrators. / AFP / Philippe LOPEZ

  • TOPSHOT - Demonstrators clash with riort police on March 22, 2018 in Nantes as part of a nationwide day of protest against French president multi-front reform drive. Seven trade unions have called on public sector workers to strike on March 22, including school and hospital staff, civil servants and air traffic controllers. More than 140 protests are planned across France, the biggest culminating at the Bastille monument in Paris where unions expect 25,000 demonstrators. / AFP / JEAN-SEBASTIEN EVRARD
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    TOPSHOT - Demonstrators clash with riort police on March 22, 2018 in Nantes as part of a nationwide day of protest against French president multi-front reform drive. Seven trade unions have called on public sector workers to strike on March 22, including school and hospital staff, civil servants and air traffic controllers. More than 140 protests are planned across France, the biggest culminating at the Bastille monument in Paris where unions expect 25,000 demonstrators. / AFP / JEAN-SEBASTIEN EVRARD

  • French riot police move towards student demonstrators as part of a nationwide day of protest against the French president multi-front reform drive on March 22, 2018, in Paris. Public sector workers went on strike across France in a "warning shot" for President against his reform drive, with cancelled trains and flights causing travel headaches for thousands. Many schools, daycare centres and libraries were closed ahead of demonstrations planned for the afternoon, while other public. / AFP / GERARD JULIEN
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    French riot police move towards student demonstrators as part of a nationwide day of protest against the French president multi-front reform drive on March 22, 2018, in Paris. Public sector workers went on strike across France in a "warning shot" for President against his reform drive, with cancelled trains and flights causing travel headaches for thousands. Many schools, daycare centres and libraries were closed ahead of demonstrations planned for the afternoon, while other public. / AFP / GERARD JULIEN

  • People throw stones at police during a demonstration to protest against French government's string of reforms, on March 22, 2018 in Paris. Seven trade unions have called on public sector workers to strike on March 22, including school and hospital staff, civil servants and air traffic controllers. More than 140 protests are planned across France, the biggest culminating at the Bastille monument in Paris where unions expect 25,000 demonstrators. / AFP / CHRISTOPHE ARCHAMBAULT
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    People throw stones at police during a demonstration to protest against French government's string of reforms, on March 22, 2018 in Paris. Seven trade unions have called on public sector workers to strike on March 22, including school and hospital staff, civil servants and air traffic controllers. More than 140 protests are planned across France, the biggest culminating at the Bastille monument in Paris where unions expect 25,000 demonstrators. / AFP / CHRISTOPHE ARCHAMBAULT

  • TOPSHOT - People attend a demonstration to protest against French government's string of reforms, on March 22, 2018 in Paris. Seven trade unions have called on public sector workers to strike on March 22, including school and hospital staff, civil servants and air traffic controllers. More than 140 protests are planned across France, the biggest culminating at the Bastille monument in Paris where unions expect 25,000 demonstrators. / AFP / Philippe LOPEZ
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    TOPSHOT - People attend a demonstration to protest against French government's string of reforms, on March 22, 2018 in Paris. Seven trade unions have called on public sector workers to strike on March 22, including school and hospital staff, civil servants and air traffic controllers. More than 140 protests are planned across France, the biggest culminating at the Bastille monument in Paris where unions expect 25,000 demonstrators. / AFP / Philippe LOPEZ

Grupos de manifestantes se enfrentaron el jueves con la Policía en el centro de París, donde se convocó una gran manifestación contra las reformas del presidente francés, Enmanuel Macron.

Estos enfrentamientos, en los que los manifestantes atacaron a pedradas a la Policía, que empleó abundante material antidisturbios, tuvieron lugar al margen del recorrido oficial de la manifestación.

Los disturbios estallaron en paralelo a la manifestación de los trabajadores de la compañía estatal ferroviaria SNCF, que partió de la estación del Este de la capital francesa, en contra de algunas de las reformas de Macron.

Según pudo constatar Efe en los alrededores de la plaza de República, los gases que utilizan los antidisturbios han llegado hasta las estaciones de metro, mientras decenas de agitadores, la mayoría con la cara tapada, lanzaban adoquines y rompían vitrinas de escaparates en los comercios de la zona.

Los sindicatos convocantes de la marcha denuncian, en particular, la reforma del estatuto de los trabajadores ferroviarios y la pérdida de poder adquisitivo de funcionarios y pensionistas.

Muchos jóvenes y estudiantes se unieron a esta marcha en París, una de las cerca de 180 organizadas en toda Francia en denuncia de las políticas "liberales y de austeridad" de Macron.

Esta jornada de movilización cuenta con un apoyo mayoritario del 55 % de los franceses, según una encuesta del instituto demoscópico Odoxa, y llega después de que el pasado día 15 miles de jubilados salieran a la calle para quejarse de la pérdida de poder adquisitivo de sus pensiones.

Fuente: EFE

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