In addition, the union said it would aim to disrupt energy supplies in places and events involving President Emmanuel Macron and his government. It added that it was planning an “Anger in the Energy Sector” day for May 3. The unions have responded to his speech with the “100 Days of Anger” campaign.Įnergy union CGT-FMNE said its members would participate in national days of street protests and strike action planned for April 28 and May 1.
In a televized address on April 17, Macron said he was giving himself 100 days – the period from then until the country’s July 14 Bastille Day celebrations – to heal the country after the tension of the last three months.
The country’s unions are refusing to accept the decision as definitive and have pledged to carry on protesting until the reforms are overturned. Macron and his government led by Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne have pushed the reform bill through without a parliamentary vote, which was then signed off by the country’s constitutional court on April 14.
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Under the overhaul, the official retirement age in France is set to rise by two years to 64 by 2030 while the period over which workers will need to make social security contributions will increase to 43 years from 42 years to draw a full state pension by 2027.
The statement comes amid an ongoing stand-off between the government of President Emmanuel Macron and the French unions over controversial pension reforms. Le festival de Cannes, le GP de Monaco, Roland-Garros, le festival d’Avignon pourraient se retrouver dans le noir, ses Syndicats, ses Militants, les Robins des Bois continueront d’être les défenseurs de l’intérêt général #Grevilla /1NC1EvFsSN- 🔥Karim ABED⚡ April 22, 2023
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