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FRANCE BREAKING: – The constitutional a court has sided with Macron against the people.
Almost as if the people’s voices no longer matter.
— Bernie’s Tweets (@BernieSpofforth) April 14, 2023
FRANCE – Protestors outside the courts now after they sided with Macron.
This is the 11th time since re election that he has bypassed parliament & not allowed them to vote!
The people think he’s become a dictator. He’s certainly acting like it!
— Bernie’s Tweets (@BernieSpofforth) April 14, 2023
🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷 what happens when the police realise they’re on the wrong side…..
The military steps in….🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷
VIVE LA FRANCE – you guys are HEROS to the rest of the world right now. #France #paris #Macron #Military pic.twitter.com/sKHBfyRtUU
— Concerned Citizen (@cotupacs) April 14, 2023
The French are not going to bend the knee to the dictator Macron. I salute you all. Keep up the good fight.
This is Paris, France. pic.twitter.com/bvr2unPVpp
— Hassan Mafi (@thatdayin1992) April 14, 2023
Democracy delivers…. hell on earth!
French President Emmanuel Macron’s flagship pension reform will enter into force swiftly, officials said on Friday after it received the Constitutional Council’s approval despite months of street protests and strikes.
The legislation, which pushes up the age at which one can draw a pension to 64 from 62, remains deeply unpopular, and spontaneous protests broke out when the Constitutional Council’s decision was announced.
Protesters gathered outside Paris City Hall holding banners reading “climate of anger” and “no end to the strikes until the reform is withdrawn”, in a sign the Council’s verdict was unlikely to end widespread anger with Macron and his reform.
Some burnt trash bins as they marched through Paris, singing a chant popular with anti-Macron protesters: “We are here, we are here, even if Macron does not want it, we are here.”
Opinion polls show a vast majority reject the policy changes, as well as the fact that the government pushed the bill through parliament without a final vote it might have lost.
“All the labour unions are calling on the President of the Republic to show some wisdom, listen and understand what is happening in the country and not to promulgate this law,” the leader of the CGT union Sophie Binet said.
In a joint statement, unions said this was “the only way to soothe the anger in the country.”
But officials shrugged off the request, saying the text would be turned into law in the coming days. Labour Minister Olivier Dussopt said it should enter into force on Sept. 1 as initially planned.
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Separately, the Constitutional Council rejected a proposal by the opposition to organise a citizens’ referendum on the pension reform.
The opposition has tabled another bid for a referendum, which is expected to be reviewed by the Council in early May.
Political observers say the widespread discontent over the government’s reform could have longer-term repercussions, including a possible boost for the far right.
Honestly though brah, the French are kind of whiny.
What difference is two years?
These people let their country be flooded with wild apes and did nothing. Now they’re mad about two years?
I mean, I get that it’s abuse by the democracy system, but seriously, who gives a shit?
Plus, Macron is based and he hates America and wants to be friends with China, which is really cool and awesome.
WHO CARES ABOUT TWO YEARS???
FRANCE – Macron’s riot police engaged in tyranny & attacking unarmed citizens, even young women.
There’s been no condemnation from world leaders, including Rishi ‘Trudeau’, perhaps they are fearful of what’s coming.
— Bernie’s Tweets (@BernieSpofforth) April 14, 2023
Macron’s police throw a poor woman on the ground. Incredible. pic.twitter.com/tQgh3m48lI
— RadioGenova (@RadioGenova) April 14, 2023
