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TEHRAN, April 15 -Thousands of people from unions and political parties gathered in Marseilles on Saturday to protest against French President Emmanuel Macron following his proposed labour reforms.
TEHRAN, Young Journalists Club (YJC) -Thousands of people from unions and political parties gathered in Marseilles on Saturday to protest against French President Emmanuel Macron following his proposed labour reforms.
Among the front-runners of the protest was Jean-Luc Melenchon, leader of the leftist party France Insoumise. Melenchon was there in support of the protest against the President and to gain steam for a planned grand protest that will be held in Paris on May 5.
He also commented on the Syria strikes led by the US, UK and France, saying: "The President of the Republic says he has proofs that Assad's government used chemicals weapons then he has to show proof. I remember of the weapons we were supposed to find in Iraq. Nobody found them."
Source:Press TV
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