The day is not classified as high risk, but points of vigilance have been raised by intelligence. We explain this to you in this article by our journalist Thibaut Chevillard
The first processions will set off from 10 a.m., notably in Marseille and Clermont-Ferrand. The Parisian parade is due to start at 2 p.m.
Unlike last year, when pension reform was on everyone’s minds, this time the unions are moving forward in a dispersed manner. According to the authorities, at the national level, “120,000 to 150,000” demonstrators are expected.
It’s Workers’ Day, and even if you are (probably) off, 20 Minutes is on deck to help you experience this day with a social tone