“We must continue to mass in the street” against the reform, launches Clémentine Autain

“I think that the French spirit and the spirit of resistance will be especially in the streets tomorrow to challenge once again the brutality of the government“, retorted this Monday Clémentine Autain, on the eve of the 14th day of mobilization against the pension reform.

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The LFI deputy for Seine-Saint-Denis responded to Emmanuel Macron who was traveling to Mont-Saint-Michel to celebrate the millennium of the founding of the abbey. Mont-Saint-Michel is the symbol according to the Élysée of “the french spirit” of “resilience” and of “resistance”.

The majority uses “the worst of the Fifth Republic”

Clémentine Autain does not understand the attitude of the government which persists according to her “to want a project which is refused, by the majority of the French, refused by all the unions and refused by the National Assembly, even if the vote is not made possible because of the incredible methods of the macronie“. For Clémentine Autain, the majority “use the worst of the Fifth Republic to prevent this vote“.

“We have a President of the Republic who was elected because of a Republican roadblock. And what we see today is that he is blocking the Republic.”

Clementine Autain

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“It is thanks to social mobilizations, to progressive governments that we have been able to build a base of protection, a social model à la française […] however, the President of the Republic is constantly destroying it. It destroys rights, it destroys public services, it destroys freedoms. That’s a lot for a president who wants today, symbolically, to celebrate the spirit of France.”

Clémentine Autain insists: “To continue the battle, it must be fought already tomorrow [mardi] in the street and I call for a great mobilization and the strength of the number”. “We must continue to mass in the street”, launches the LFI deputy for Seine-Saint-Denis.