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Police fire tear gas at pension reform protests in Paris

PM Elisabeth Borne announced Thursday that she would push through reform using a special constitution clause as her minority govt could not get necessary backing from opposition.

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Paris: Police fired tear gas at protesters on the Place de la Concorde in Paris, where some 7,000 people demonstrated against the government’s pension changes in a spontaneous and unplanned rally.

A Reuters reporter saw cobble stones being thrown at the police, who charged to break up groups of protesters.

The demonstration was across the river Seine from parliament, where Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne earlier on Thursday announced her government would push through the reform using a special constitution clause, as her minority government could not get the necessary backing from the opposition conservative Les Republicains party.

(Reporting by Antony Paone, writing by GV De Clercq; Editing by Chizu Nomiyama)

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