COSPAR, a coalition of unions, political groups and associations, organized marches in Saint-Denis and Saint-Pierre. Organizers linked high living costs to low wages, unemployment and housing; they advanced a 62-point platform and called for €200 increases for low-paid workers and other low-income groups. Crowd estimates differed between organizers and the prefecture. The movement connected local economic inequality with a wider 2009 wave of labor mobilization across French overseas territories.
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