ANGRY FLASH PROTESTS ARE MULTIPLYING ALL OVER FRANCE AGAINST RAM OF PENSION BILL

UNSTOPPABLE TENSION SINCE MARCH 15

Responsible Author: Jedi Foster, RSR | Paris, Washington DC, 03/21/2023, 22:16 Time

USPA NEWS - In Paris, this evening since 9: pm, on the Place de la Republique a new spontaneous demonstration, causes tensions with the police. Many firefighters are ready to extinguish the fires of garbage cans lit after protesters. At the same time, Marine le Pen, announced her new Campus Hemera to "train the elite from the people", aiming to offer a political reward as a premium training to RN members, and become the elite. "The aim is to become an elected national, deputy, or regional councilor, or MEP, thanks to this fellowship ». This campus was unveiled before the executives of the National Rally alongside her vice president Jordan Bardella. The French President Emmanuel Macron has meanwhile announced that he will speak to the French people (interview format) tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. on TV, Tf1 and France TV 2 broadcast TV.

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IN 2006 PM DOMINIQUE DE VILLEPIN FINALLY WITHDRAWN CPE LAW (1ST HIRING CONTRACT

2 MONTHS OF STUDENT STRIKES & BLOCKAGES

Responsible Author: Jedi Foster, RSR | Paris, Washington DC, 03/20/2023, 22:32 Time

USPA NEWS - In 2006, Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin had launched the CPE (Contrat Premiere Embauches) targeting young people < 26 years old, and very controversial because it allowed the dismissal of the employee without specifying the reason during a period known as two-year "consolidation". In order to accelerate the adoption of the law on equal opportunities which notably creates the CPE, the government then also had recourse to article 49-3. A social movement had lasted from February to April 2006, many universities were blocked by students, and massive protests from 1 to 3 million demonstrators multiplied against the CPE, in French cities to demand its withdrawal. Despite the intervention of the President of the Republic Jacques Chirac, back then, by the promulgation of the law on equal opportunities creating the CPE while asking the government to prepare a new law, to reduce the period of two-year to one-year trial, March 31; Prime Minister Dominque De Villepin, will end up abdicating and withdrawing this law from the CPE, the following April 10 and which was repealed on April 21, 2006. No sooner said than done, the students stopped the blockades of universities while the PM.

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FRENCH GOVERNMENT SAVED FROM NO CONFIDENCE VOTE AT THE ASSEMBLY, BY ONLY 9 VOTES

OVER 49,3 DECREE ON PENSION REFORM

Responsible Author: Jedi Foster, RSR | Paris, Washington DC, 03/20/2023, 22:29 Time

USPA NEWS - The French protest continue to grow and even harder, over the pension reform, since yesterday, PM Elisabeth Borne narrowly escaped the overthrow of her government, with nine votes (278 deputies voted for the motion of censure, while 287 votes were needed in response to the 49.3 statement triggered by the PM on Thursday March 15. The two motions of censure that had been tabled against the Prime Minister's government were thus rejected: the bill on the pension reform was therefore officially adopted. The RN immediately lodged an appeal to the Constitutional Council. PM Borne declared that it was a "victory". However, since last Thursday March 15, the day the PM triggers the decree 49.3 to ram the pension reform bill, more than 1200 spontaneous movements of demonstrators took place in all corners of France, every day...

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PRES. MACRON SHOULD ADDRESS THE FRENCH & TELL THEM "I UNDERSTOOD AND HEARD YOU"

LIKE GENERAL DE GAULLE IN 1958

Responsible Author: Jedi Foster, RSR | Paris, Washington DC, 03/18/2023, 17:28 Time

USPA NEWS - Since the announcement yesterday by PM Elisabeth Borne of the use of decree 49.3, groups of people, spontaneous, undeclared, have proved many clashes and violence, given that the protest movements that are growing and multiplying throughout France, with clashes with the police. As we are publishing the protest are ongoing, in many big cities in France including, Paris,
President Emmanuel Macron, should address the people in a short and clear speech, like the Grand General de Gaulle, former President of the Republic who is often unanimous in France, on the right or on the left, facing this historically legendary person. He had then pronounced this speech of June 4, 1958, loud and remain in posterity, with his famous key phrase "I understood you" pronounced from Algiers, on the balcony of the General Government, in front of the crowd, gathered on the Place du Forum. He then continued "I know what happened here. I see what you wanted to do. I see that the road you opened in Algeria is that of renovation and fraternity."

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