Today (Friday January 24) marks the seventh national day of strikes in France against the government’s proposed pension reforms, as protesters call for more action on Wednesday, January 29, 30 and 31.
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red pepper: The trouble with being both anti-austerity and pro-EU
It appears that the left in Britain is waking up to the fact that the EU is just as neo-liberal as the Tories and Brexiteers at home. Also see Emma Clancy – Eurozone’s architects opt […]
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France 24: French government unveils new pension plan but crippling strikes set to continue
The legal retirement age in France will remain 62 with the new French retirement plan, but workers will need to work until 64 to get a full pension, French Prime Minister Édouard Philippe announced on […]
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