Doing better than last May 27. That was the declared objective of the unions on Thursday morning, when an earlier day of action against the pension reform was mobilized between 395,000 and one million people (according to police and unions respectively) on the streets. Since then, times have changed. The government has announced plans for pension reform last week. A text that unions have unanimously considered "unfair."

In the afternoon, the figures for participation in parades and the strike rate was rather encouraging for the Inter-CGT, CFDT, UNSA, Solidaires, FSU and CFTC, the origin of this new day of action against government project.While some 200 rallies are planned across France on Thursday morning parades that took place from north to south have already attracted more people than May 27

It says that Bernard Thibault, secretary general of the CGT:

• Department: "nearly 380,000" demonstrators in mid-day
• Fashion Show: police and unions disagree on the numbers
• Pensions passages of arms in the Assembly
• Fashion Show 1 May: decline in mobilization
• One to three million protesters in the street, but less striking