King Charles III is expected to travel to France for a state visit towards the end of March. Only, anti-Macron activists have made certain threats.
- King Charles III and the Queen Consort are expected to travel to France for a state visit
- Only, demonstrations are to be feared because of the tension caused by the pension reform in France
- French trade unionists and politicians have already promised to disrupt this visit to Paris and Bordeaux through strikes
According The Sunit is planned in the diary of King Charles III that he devote himself to a state visit In France at the end of March. Only, demonstrations are to be feared because of the tension caused by pension reform in the hexagon. Moreover, trade unionists and French politicians have already promised to disrupt this visit in Paris and Bordeaux through strikes, according to the media. The fact is, dissenters are furious that King Charles and the Queen Consort are making a state visit during a time of intense social unrest.
Many events are planned during this state visit. Among them there is the Versailles banquet And a trip to the city of Bordeaux. Drivers will also refuse to drive the tram of members of the royal family, still according to The Sun. “We will welcome it [roi Charles III] with a good old general strike“, revealed Olivier Besancenot, a left-wing politician. “We are engaged in a battlethere will be a winner and a loser“, he added. King Charles III and Camilla Parker Bowles should arrive in Bordeaux on Tuesday March 28. From there, they are expected to take a tram from the regional station.
“This is a request from the population”… No tram for King Charles III?
“It is almost certain that the king will not be able to take the tram“, had declared Pascal Mesgueni, of the French Confederation of Christian workers, to South West. “This is a request from the public. No driver will want to drive it and there will be no supervisors or managers – only protesters in the lane“he continued, adding:The tram will be blocked by vehicles in front and behind, logistics will be a huge risk. And let’s not forget the risk of projectiles… This is going to be way too complicatedStill, a Buckingham Palace source said there are no plans to cancel the trip yet.