Hundreds of demonstrations took place again across France on Thursday for the eleventh day of anti-pension reform mobilization. At least 570,000 people were counted, a number fewer than on March 28, according to the Interior Ministry. The CGT had 2 million participants, a stable number compared to the previous one. In Paris, the demonstration that has just ended brought together 57,000 demonstrators, according to the police headquarters, 400,000 according to the CGT, one attendance in both cases compared to March 28. In many cities such as Rennes, Nantes, Brest, Nice or Marseille, the demonstrators were fewer.
The map below is updated throughout the day based on figures reported by various sources: unions, the Home Office and the local press.
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