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Mass Strikes Sweep France

More than one million people joined strikes that roiled France on Tuesday, part of a sweeping campaign protesting President Emmanuel Macron’s contentious plan to change the country’s pension system. Macron’s proposed reforms—a major platform in his reelection campaign—would increase the legal retirement age from 62 years to 64 years by 2030 and require people to work for longer in order to receive their full pension. But the plans have been deeply unpopular, with Tuesday’s strikes marking the latest in a spate of demonstrations that have rocked the country in recent months. In January, over one million people also took to the streets to express their anger and opposition to Macron’s proposals. Following labor unions leaders’ calls to “bring France to a standstill,” on Tuesday the demonstrators and strikers disrupted public transportation and flight departures across the country, while many schools closed for the day. Demonstrators blockaded oil refineries, and some protesters and police reportedly clashed.But Macron also appears intent on moving forward, and the stakes are high for the unions organizing the strikes. While France’s unions may seem like they have never been stronger, they have actually been undergoing a “steady decline” that has left them fragmented and with shrinking membership numbers, as Michele Barbero reported for Foreign Policy from Paris. Tuesday’s demonstrations could therefore be a defining moment. “For the first time in decades, all major workers’ organizations have managed to set their differences aside in a show of unity that is revitalizing the movement,” Barbero wrote. “It’s either the last gasp of French labor—or the beginning of a rebirth.”

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