Julien Damon is the author of "Que sais-je?" on "social security".
This March 7, 2043 will probably remain as one of the outstanding social dates.
Are we heading, as we feared exactly twenty years ago, towards a “red March”?
Are we heading, as in 2003 with the Fillon reform, towards large-scale strikes but without total blockage?
Will we experience, as in 1993 under the Balladur government, a substantial overhaul without much challenge?
The strikers of 2023 are today, for many of them, pensioners.
The latter now support a reform that should improve their purchasing power, even if it is to the detriment of the youngest.
"Retirement, we won it,"
read one yesterday on an electronic sign of the American social network Tak Tak, popular with the oldest.
On the side of the unions and the political parties, it is the vigil of arms.
Organizations sharpen their arguments and motivate their troops.
NeoCGT hardliners call for
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France and…
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