IN PHOTOS: Fiery protests erupt across France after Macron pushes pension reform
Fires were lit and windows were smashed after Macron’s administration forced through a highly unpopular bill raising the retirement age from 62 to 64 without a vote.
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Fires were lit and windows were smashed after Macron’s administration forced through a highly unpopular bill raising the retirement age from 62 to 64 without a vote.
Parties from the left and right erupted in anger after learning of the government’s plans to adopt the measure without a vote.
France entered a period of political uncertainty on Thursday as French President Emmanuel Macron rammed a controversial pension reform through parliament without a vote by invoking a special executive measure. With the opposition braced for a no-confi…
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France’s Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne vowed on Thursday to carry on despite a bruising day of political manoeuvres in which she deployed the emergency powers of Article 49.3 to sweep the government’s controversial pensions reform bill through the Na…
A protest at Place de la Concorde in Paris began as a jovial scene, but devolved as night fell and violent protesters clashed with police.
Élisabeth Borne, the French prime minister, said, “We cannot gamble on the future of our pensions. The reform is necessary.”
French President Emmanuel Macron imposed a highly unpopular bill raising the retirement age from 62 to 64 on Thursday by shunning parliament.
Amid weeks of protest, President Macron invoked an article to push through pension reform without a parliamentary vote.
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