Most evenings for the past few weeks, the 18-year-old has taken to the streets of Paris to try and force a U-turn.
The reform, which raises the age at which most people can draw a pension by two years to 64, is more immediately relevant to their parents than to youngsters like Chauliac. For sure, the increase in the retirement age is one of the reasons why Chauliac and his friends take to the streets. But Macron's leadership style and the government's decision to bypass parliament have further angered many. Tags sprayed on the walls of Paris in recent days have targeted Macron, or simply read: Democracy.
Wake up lazy people
If they put that energy onto working until the proposed retirement age then there would be no issue.
FRENCH PEOPLE ARE LAZY....
Nigeria police should come n see how civilized countries police handle protest, not the once in our country they usually shoot live bullets in crowd killing protesters
We support each other and they abs hate it.
See what our government did to us in the UK