The constant demonstrations that have been taking place in France for weeks could have a direct consequence in the world of sport.
As a protest against the pension reform implemented by the president, Emmanuel Macronwhich includes about the retirement age From the current 62 years to 64 in 2030, the unions have threatened to black out the electricity at major events on French soil.
As reported by the unions of the National Mining and Energy Federation (FNME) CGT, they are coming “100 Days of Action and Anger”starting May 3.
This could leave in the dark events of the caliber of Monaco GP, Roland Garros or the Cannes Film Festival.
“Macron promised 100 days to appease and we We promise you 100 days of action and anger!“add the unions.
“The Cannes film festival, the Monaco Grand Prix, the Roland-Garros tournament, or the Avignon festival could all end in darkness!We won’t let it go!“, they settle in a statement.
