Louis Vuitton’s Paris HQ stormed by demonstrators protesting against Macron pension reforms

The Paris HQ of luxury brand Louis Vuitton was stormed by angry demonstrators protesting against Emmanuel Macron’s planned pension reforms. More than 100 protesters were seen in the wood-panelled entrance hall of the building that is home to Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton which is commonly known as the LVMH group. “If you’re looking for money to finance pensions, take it from the pockets of billionaires,” said Fabien Villedieu, a representative of the Sud Rail union said, stressing that the protest was “symbolic and peaceful.”