French PM pushes through Macron’s controversial pension reform without vote
French PM Édouard Philippe issued a decree to enact President Emmanuel Macron’s contested pension reform avoiding a vote after the opposition filed more than 40,000 amendments. The reform would be the largest overhaul of France’s pensions since World War II and prompted months of strikes and protests. The decree will become law unless the National Assembly passes a censure motion within 3 days.
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Max Bants
2 weeks
Business as usual in France. people wonder why their history is littered with revolutions and decapitated leaders heads
kaaaaaaarl
2 weeks
Macron is a little Napoleon.
porcus
2 weeks
Socialism doesn't work.
Andre Gerard
1 weeks
Let's fine people for leaving their house because of a virus and pass major unchecked legislation through the backdoor at the same time!
Marcus Rogers
2 weeks
Sad little dictator.
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That will go down well with the yellow vests, trying to hide this in the corona panic.