The strikers protesting the pension reform met around 4 a.m. at the RATP bus depot in Créteil on Friday.
This Friday morning, activists and strikers protesting against the government’s pension reform project met in Val-de-Marne, in Créteil. They participated in a blockage of the RATP bus depot located in the city. The departmental union of the CGT of Val-de-Marne indicates that several professions participated in the movement: “Railway workers, teachers, local workers, and various depots in support and solidarity”. Union representatives from Henri-Mondor Hospital were also present on site.
Around 7.30am, the police intervened on the spot to unblock the buses.
Comme chaque matin, la @prefpolice est mobilisée afin de procéder au déblocage des centres de dépôt de bus.
A 07h30, intervention en cours des #FDO sur les sites de Créteil et de Fontenay aux roses. pic.twitter.com/kSSBJ8uyHS— Préfecture de Police (@prefpolice) 3 January 2020
The Paris police headquarters has announced that the Créteil depot, as well as the other Ile-de-France depots, will be unlocked at around 8am.
#circulation A 08h, la @prefpolice avait débloqué l’ensemble des sites de dépôt de bus. pic.twitter.com/fJHjzFldNB
— Préfecture de Police (@prefpolice) 3 January 2020
