On January 16, there were 6,000 in the streets of Lille, far from the processions provided on December 5 or 17, where more than 15,000 people demonstrated against the pension reform. Today, there are still several thousand to parade: lawyers, railway workers, teachers, medical and construction workers.
For the first time, the lawyers joined the inter-union and inter-professional demonstration. The President of Lille Jean-Baptiste Dubrulle, whistle in the mouth, is the conductor of nearly 200 cheerful but determined lawyers:
We stand by all the demonstrators, like the doctors with whom we share the same inadequacy of public service. We are faced with the lack of means of justice. We don’t all have the same diet but the same anger. What unites us is not to be heard. “
Last night, the lawyers were received in Paris but, for the Bâtonnier of Lille:
The Prime Minister turned a deaf ear. Since July, we have been in a dialogue of the deaf. If this continues, some of the lawyers will disappear.
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