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But opponents say the law places an unfair burden on low earners, women and people doing physically wearing jobs. more demonstrations in several french towns continued at the weekend. sofia bettiza reports. another day of anger in the streets of paris. french people have been protesting for months against a government plan to raise the pension age from 60 to two 64. but in the last few days, things have escalated. there is outrage at president macron, he has invoked controversial executive powers to force through his reform without a vote, essentially bypassing parliament. and outrage turning ...
French people have been protesting for months against a government plan to raise the pension age from 62 to 64. but in the last few days, things have escalated. there is outrage at president macron. he's invoked controversial executive powers to force through his reform without a vote, essentially bypassing parliament. and outrage turning to violence in many cities across france. more than 160 people were arrested on sunday. sirens wailing. and on monday the french government will face a no—confidence vote. but the vote is unlikely to pass, as it would require a united front across the polit...
Deficits in the coming decades linked to france's ageing population. but opponents say the law places an unfair burden on low earners, women and people doing physically intensive jobs. more demonstrations in several french towns continued over the weekend. another day of anger in the streets of paris. french people have been protesting for months against a government plan to raise the pension age from 62 to 64. but in the last few days, things have escalated. there is outrage at president macron. he's invoked controversial executive powers to force through his reform
Saying that some 4,000 people were here, there were rocks thrown. there were about a dozen arrests. and it all began yesterday essentially in that building at the end there underneath above the blue police lights, which is the national assembly. it was in that building that the macron appointed prime minister decided that she wasn't going to take his proposals to a vote. she was going to use his executive powers, or the president was going to use his powers to ram through this legislation to force it on the people without it being sanctioned by the national assembly. that resulted in quite a l...