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French police clash with firefighters during Paris protest French police clash with firefighters during Paris protest
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Riot police fire teargas and use batons against firefighters asking for pay riseRiot police fire teargas and use batons against firefighters asking for pay rise
French police have clashed with firefighters protesting in Paris against their working conditions and demanding more pay.French police have clashed with firefighters protesting in Paris against their working conditions and demanding more pay.
Thousands of firefighters attended the demonstration in the French capital, asking for an increase in their hazard bonus, which has not changed since 1990.Thousands of firefighters attended the demonstration in the French capital, asking for an increase in their hazard bonus, which has not changed since 1990.
Riot police fired teargas and used batons against some protesters.Riot police fired teargas and used batons against some protesters.
In October, firefighters also demonstrated in Paris, calling for better pay, guarantees of their pension benefits and greater respect for their profession. In October, firefighters also demonstrated in Paris, calling for better pay, guarantees for their pension benefits and greater respect for their profession.
There has been widespread labour unrest across France since December, with unions mobilising against President Emmanuel Macron’s plans to reform the pension system.There has been widespread labour unrest across France since December, with unions mobilising against President Emmanuel Macron’s plans to reform the pension system.