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Emmanuel Macron is determined to turn the page on the crisis linked to the pension reform. For this, and following his speech on Monday, the Head of State will go to the field this Wednesday, for a trip on the theme of reindustrialization. He is expected in Muttersholtz to visit the Mathis company, which specializes in wooden construction and works on several sites for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. The inter-union has already called for a meeting at noon in this small Alsatian city, asking demonstrators to bring pots or lids to “be heard better” and show that “the pension page is far from being turned”.
The battle over pensions may not be over in the National Assembly. The deputies of Liot do not intend to lay down their arms immediately. Already at the initiative of a motion of cross-partisan censure of the government which had failed with 9 votes, the group “is seriously considering” to put on the agenda of the Assembly a bill to repeal the reform, indicated Tuesday a source at Liot. This would only need a simple majority to be approved. “You have to remember that no one voted on Article 7 in the Assembly, we really think we can win,” said this source. To achieve this objective, these deputies are counting on their parliamentary niche on June 8th.
AC Milan can say thank you to its French players. The Italian team, which had not qualified for a Champions League semi-final since the 2006-2007 season, secured its place in the last four on Tuesday evening in Naples, thanks to a draw (1-1 ) enough after the first leg victory (1-0). Olivier Giroud opened the march shortly before half-time (43rd), after an offering from Rafael Leão, author of a sublime 70-meter race. Above all, the story could have been different if Mike Maignan had not pushed back, in the 82nd minute, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia’s penalty. It is nothing less than his third out of five “penos” this season, in club as in selection.