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Pensions: the inter-union calls for two new days of mobilization and asks to be "received urgently" at the Élysée

2023-03-07T19:43:57.319Z


By setting two new appointments with the street, the unions do not intend to slow down and still hope to be able to make the government back down on its reform.


At the end of a sixth meeting with the street on Tuesday, the employee organizations announced at the start of the evening two new days of mobilization, this Saturday March 11 and the "day of the joint joint committee" scheduled for

the

week next, according to a press release from the Intersyndicale.

The objective for the thirteen members of the intersyndicale will, once again, be to bring together as many French people as possible in the hope of seeing the government suspend or even cancel its pension reform project.

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During a press conference, the Intersyndicale vilified the “

silence of the President of the Republic which constitutes a serious democratic problem, and which inevitably leads to a situation which could become explosive.

"And to add:"

Six huge mobilizations have received no response, it can not last (...) In responsibility, the Intersyndicale will send a letter to him

(Emmanuel Macron, editor's note)

asking to be received urgently for that he withdraw his reform.

»

If the dates remained an unknown, the will of the centrals to continue the fight was not one.

The latter want to put in a new effort as the reform arrives in the final parliamentary stretch.

Tuesday at the very end of the afternoon, the Senate also began the long-awaited examination of the pivotal article of the pension reform project pushing back the retirement age to 64 years.

"

We are entering two crucial weeks

," said Yvan Ricordeau, national secretary at the CFDT.

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Base Pressures

The great mobilizations are therefore not abandoned but they no longer constitute the only weapon which the unions have seized upon.

Without calling for a general and renewable strike, the confederal staffs are now willingly letting their activists take part in this process.

Several sectoral inter-unions have thus taken the plunge, as among the railway workers, where the CFDT is a stakeholder.

Other federations have even chosen not to wait for the green light from other centers to start their own movement.

This is the case of several branches of the CGT such as the ports or the energy, which have called for a renewable strike and for “ punch

” actions

.

Among them, targeted cuts, blockages or even filtering dams.

Read also Strike of March 7 against pension reform: pressed by their base, the unions harden the fight

The great unknown remains that of the support of public opinion, for the moment largely won over to the unions, but which could quickly turn around.

However, several branches have announced that they would not persist in the balance of power if they found themselves lonely.

In the rail sector, for example, Unsa warned that it

“will analyze from March 7 and every day the rate of strikers (…) to decide what to do next”

.

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Source: lefigaro

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