Macron was surprised at what happened! His speech was interrupted
While the President of France, Emmanuel Macron, continued his contacts in the Netherlands, where he came as part of his official visit, there was a protest during his speech. Macron, who made the opening speech of the event organized by the Nexus Institute at the Amare Theater in The Hague, was interrupted by the demonstrators.
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demonstrators, «Where is French democracy? When did we lose it?» shouting, «Violence and hypocrisy» unfolded a banner. Macron, whose speech was interrupted, returned to the balcony where the demonstrators were, «I can answer this question if you give me some time» gave the answer. The security guards quickly intervened and took the demonstrators out of the hall.
He continued his speech when the demonstrators were taken out.
Macron after protesters were driven out «It is very important to have a social discussion» stating that, «I can answer any questions you may have about the topics we discussed in France.«.
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Two no-confidence motions were filed against the Macron government
After the controversial pension reform, which sparked protests across the country, was passed using the 3rd paragraph of Article 49 of the Constitution without being put to a vote in the National Assembly, two motions of no confidence were submitted against the government of President Macron. Although 278 deputies voted in favor of the first no-confidence motion, it was rejected because the majority of 287 votes could not be achieved with 9 votes. The second motion of no confidence, on the other hand, was unsuccessful with 94 votes in favour. Pension reform was enacted after both motions of no confidence failed in the National Assembly.
According to the reform, starting from September 1 in France, the retirement age will be gradually increased by 3 months each year. The retirement age will reach 63 years and 3 months in 2027 and 64 years in 2030. From 2027, it will be necessary to have worked for 43 years to receive the full pension.
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During his official visit to the Netherlands, French President Emmanuel Macron was interrupted by protesters during a speech at the Amare Theater in The Hague. The demonstrators interrupted Macron, shouting «Where is French democracy? When did we lose it?» and holding up a banner that read «Violence and hypocrisy». Macron later returned to the balcony to answer their question, stating that «It is very important to have a social discussion» and offered to answer any questions they had about the topics discussed in France. The security guards quickly intervened and removed the protesters from the hall. Two no-confidence motions were filed against the Macron government following the controversial pension reform that sparked protests across the country, but both motions were ultimately unsuccessful. The pension reform will increase the retirement age gradually, reaching 63 years and 3 months in 2027 and 64 years in 2030, with the requirement of having worked for 43 years to receive the full pension.
