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Incredibly unpopular in france because people see this as part of a cherished french social model where they believe that they are entitled to retire are young enough to enjoy their retirement and the argument that other countries have had to do this sort of thing just to balance the books does not really cut much ice in france. people say france is different. we should be an exception. and when the government says it needs to do this because the money is not there, people are living longer and ...

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About whether the state should do less. those all have to be paid for. i think its the right thing to do, to get through these difficult periods, but we have to be honest with people. it means that for a while the burden of tax is going to be higher, but conservatives cut taxes when we can. family incomes are going to fall by 6% over the next couple of years, and yet the only permanent tax change that the chancellor announced yesterday was to help the top 1% of people save even more into their p...

The reaction from mps was boisterous, with some heckling, others breaking into song, while others even walked out. when she did get the chance to speak, this is what she said. translation: we cannot gamble on the future of our pensions. - this reform is necessary. also, because im attached to our social model and because i believe in parliamentary democracy, it is on your reform, on the parliaments text, the fruit of compromise between two chambers that i am ready to engage my responsibility. by...

Ken Griffin, the founder of Citadel hedge fund, has stated that the Federal Reserve's rescue package for Silicon Valley Bank is a clear indication that American capitalism is "breaking [...]

France suffers another round of strike chaos as unions and politicians continue to voice opposition to President Macron's pension reforms ahead of a crucial vote

‘Given the sanitary conditions,’ the minister intends to ‘requisition employees on strike’ and force them back to work.

Government describes as completely unnecessary. and getting around london will be difficult today, transport for london warning there will be little or no service on the underground today as rmt and aslef union member strike overjob cuts, pensions and working conditions. the us and russia are giving conflicting accounts about how an american surveillance drone plunged into the black sea. washington says two russian jets try to intercept the drone before striking a propeller. russias ambassador t...

Uncollected rubbish continue to pile up on streets in France's capital on Wednesday as unions made an 11th-hour bid to stop a deeply unpopular pensions reform from being passed.

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