New protests against labor law have met on Thursday at least 153,000 demonstrators in France, authorities said (against 128,000 people on May 19), while the CGT identified twice, nearly 300,000, a mobilization down from for there is a week where the union had claimed 400,000. According to the Interior Ministry and the police headquarters in Paris, 77 people were arrested, including 36 in the capital, and fifteen police officers or gendarmes were injured. “Fourteen oil depots were released without incident,” said the spokesman of the Ministry, Pierre-Henry Brandet. “In many cities, this new day of action has been synonymous with great tension,” he he said, but felt that the security forces of the device had “allowed the excesses to be contained.”
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