Demonstration held this Sunday in CopenhagenEFE
Thousands of individuals protest within the capital in opposition to the federal government of Mette Frederiksen, which proposes that the Great Day of Prayers isn’t a vacation The unions think about the proposal a setback of labor rights More than 50,000 individuals have participated within the protests
Thousands of individuals have gathered this Sunday within the middle of Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, to protest in opposition to the challenge that proposes eliminating a nationwide vacation as a saving measure to strengthen the Defense funds.
The Government of Mette Frederiksen has proposed that the Great Day of Prayers, of Christian origin and whose particular celebration varies annually, isn’t a vacation. It corresponds to the fourth Friday after Easter Sunday.
Among those that query the effectiveness of the measure are the unions, who additionally lament a setback in labor rights and have known as on the inhabitants to take to the streets. Some 50,000 individuals, in keeping with the conveners, have gathered in entrance of the Christiansborg palace, stories the newspaper ‘Jyllands Posten’.
Frederiksen, who revalidated the place in December 2022, has proposed that Denmark proceed taking steps to boost Defense spending to 2% of GDP, consistent with NATO commitments, in a context marked by the battle in Ukraine.