In face of police violence, France rises against Macron’s pension reforms
Massive mobilizations are taking place across France against the pension reforms passed by the Emmanuel Macron government. According to estimates by unions, around 3.5 million people hit the streets on March 23
Daily Round-up | Protests against pension reforms intensify in France & other stories
In today’s episode, we bring you stories of protests against pension reforms in France and Uruguay, US airstrikes in Syria and condemnation of the arrest of a scribe and activist in Kashmir
Education unions oppose French government’s reopening strategy
Basile Ackermann of the French education union CGT Educ’Action talks about the government’s flawed strategy to reopen schools.
French firefighters to return to work on February 1 after government concedes demands
Following a major mobilization on Tuesday, the ministry of interior agreed to increase the risk bonuses of the firefighters and retain the mechanism allowing them to retire early in exchange for additional contributions
Million voices challenge Macron’s French pension reforms
The workers were on the streets against French president Emmanuel Macron’s regressive pension reforms.
Protests in France against pension reforms
They demanded employment, wage hikes, better public services and a fair pension plan.
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