Hundreds took to the streets of Nantes, France on Monday (March 2) to protest against the government's decision to force pension reforms through parliament by decree.

Two days after the government decided to force through, hundreds of people gathered in Nantes to march against the decision. More than 3 months after the first general strike, protesters still want the government to abandon the pension reform.

Two days after the government decided to force through, hundreds of people gathered in Nantes to march against the decision. More than 3 months after the first general strike, protesters still want the government to abandon the pension reform.

Two days after the government decided to force through, hundreds of people gathered in Nantes to march against the decision. More than 3 months after the first general strike, protesters still want the government to abandon the pension reform.

Two days after the french government decided to force through, hundreds of people gathered in Nantes, east of France to march against the decision. More than 3 months after the first general strike, protesters still want the government to abandon the pension reform.
During the protest, a part of the entire protest broke into a railway station, got down on the rail and blocked train from coming in or leaving.