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Pension reform is on everyone's lips at the start of the week.
The examination of the pension reform bill, which begins this Monday in committee at the National Assembly, will take place under special and unprecedented conditions.
Its examination will be very tight, since it cannot exceed fifty days.
Objective: not to repeat the episode of 2020, when opposition deputies had tabled 40,000 amendments to the previous pension reform project, pushing the executive to draw a 49.3.
In all, 7000 amendments have this time been tabled by the deputies.
Even if some should be struck inadmissible, it seems difficult that all can be reviewed in the time allowed for the examination of the text.
These first discussions take place the day before a day of mobilization which promises to be very well attended.
And the disruptions are also expected to be plentiful.
The first, on January 19, had mobilized more than a million demonstrators everywhere in France according to the authorities, two million according to the unions.
As a new inter-union and inter-professional movement approaches on Tuesday, Le Parisien takes stock of the disruptions to be expected sector by sector.
In a confidential document that we were able to consult, territorial intelligence forecasts as many, if not more, people in the processions as on January 19, while warning against a risk of radicalization of the movement.
What else to remember
Raphaël Dupond-Moretti indicted.
The son of the Keeper of the Seals, in police custody since Friday in Courchevel (Savoie) for suspicion of domestic violence, was indicted this Saturday, according to information from BFMTV and Franceinfo.
Following his hearing by a judge on Saturday evening, he was released and placed under judicial supervision.
Where did Sihem go?
We no longer speak of disturbing disappearance but of kidnapping with sequestration.
The young Sihem Belouahmia was seen for the last time last Wednesday, around 11 a.m. at Grand-Combe (Gard).
Aged 18, she is the subject of a call for witnesses broadcast by the gendarmerie.
China is raising its voice on Ukraine.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry on Monday called the United States the “biggest initiator” of the situation.
"If they really care about the Ukrainian people, they should stop the delivery of weapons," said a spokesman for Chinese diplomacy.
They prolong the conflict and make it more intense.
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Boris Johnson revelations.
The former British Prime Minister tells in a BBC documentary that Russian President Vladimir Putin “sort of threatened” him before the invasion of Ukraine by throwing at him: “A missile would take a minute” .
An accusation quickly denied this Monday morning by the Kremlin, which accuses Boris Johnson of lying.
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Crossover of announcements.
The Vinci Autoroutes company announced on Monday that it would make a gesture "for the benefit of home-work trips" for motorists by "blocking" the price of the majority of short journeys on its networks.
In the process, from this Wednesday, the toll rates of the main motorway networks - revalued every year - will increase by 4.75% on average, after + 2% last year and + 0.44% in 2021. This increase includes at least 70% of inflation (excluding tobacco) over twelve months until October, and any increases depending on the work planned by the concessionaires.
