What is happening in France? Macron "set fire" to Paris, the dynamics are clarified, how the "unconstitutional" law of the constitution was used to pass the pension reform

The adoption of the pension reform by the French government has brought revolts revolts with the explosion of protests in the streets and the immediate regime of the local opposition.

Using the vacancy of the constitution, it paves the way for the government to approve the reform without voting it in the parliament.

The decision was made just minutes before the vote was to be held, as the government had no guarantee that it would receive a majority of votes in the National Assembly.

Sources say Macron used a law that allows him to vote a law without taking it to parliament, which brought backlash from the opposition and people on the streets.

      "Macron set fire to Paris last night, he issued a law that allows the French government to vote a law without a vote in parliament, it is the most unconstitutional law, but it is constitutional. And when the prime minister came out at 3 o'clock and said that we will apply this law, the opposition came out in the parliament and 10 thousand people in the streets occupied the center of Paris", said the journalist.