Union activists who were protesting Air France’s 3,000 proposed layoffs stormed the airline’s headquarters during a meeting on Monday, sending two managers fleeing from the building with shredded clothing, forcing them to climb over a fence to escape the angry mob pursuing them. With new jacket and tie, Broseta spoke to reporters saying, “We are fighting every day for an Air France that will have lasting growth…Violence and intimidation will have no part of that.” Prime Minister Manuel Valls spoke out against the attackers of the Air France managers, saying that those who attacked the managers at Air France on Monday must be severely punished.