Title: Protests against Emmanuel Macron - Wikipedia
Headings: Protests against Emmanuel Macron
Protests against Emmanuel Macron
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Post-election
Protests
2017
23 March 2018
200,000 rallied against Macron nationwide.
19 April 2018
13 May 2018
26 May 2018
Yellow Vests protests
5 December 2019
Protests 2020 — 2021
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Content: 19 April 2018
Tens of thousands of striking rail workers, public sector staff and students rallied across France against President Emmanuel Macron. The SNCF and CGT were the major unions in the protests against plans by Macron to remove job-for-life guarantees and pension privileges for new recruits. 13 May 2018
Transport workers continued to protest against rampant privatisation efforts in France. Key SNCF services were reduced on Sunday. 26 May 2018
A day after the Emmanuel Macron "suggested he could be close to victory in a public battle over his reform agenda," several thousands people across France, led by CGT trade union and some 80 other organizations protested against Macron's reforms of the public sector, described by the organizers as imbalanced and "brutal." According to CGT 80,000 people participated in the protest in Paris, and 250,000 came out across the country. However, France Police said that 21,000 people participated in the Paris protests and that 35 protesters were detained for various "offences". Police fired tear gas and deployed 2000 officers to the event and the demonstrators were holding placards reading "Stop Macron!". Yellow Vests protests
A gilets jaunes protest in Mont-de-Marsan on 17 November 2018
Main article: Yellow vests movement
In October 2018, Macron announced that the carbon tax would rise in 2019.