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The inter-union wants to see Macron and announces two more days of strike
The inter-union asked Tuesday evening to be “received urgently” by Emmanuel Macron “so that he withdraws his reform” from pensions and announced two new days of mobilization on Saturday and next week.
“The silence of the President of the Republic constitutes a serious democratic problem”, denounced in a press release the inter-union which calls for mobilization on March 11 and the day of next week when senators and deputies will meet to try to find an agreement. on the pension reform, probably around March 15.
Tuesday evening, the Elysée responded to this message assuring the unions that “the door of the executive has always remained open” to discuss the pension reform, without however responding directly to their request to be received “urgently” by Emanuel Macron.
The Assembly rejects automatic ineligibility in the event of domestic violence
The National Assembly on Tuesday rejected a Renaissance bill which intended to impose a sentence of ineligibility on more perpetrators of violence, in particular domestic or intra-family, after the Adrien Quatennens affair.
The deputies rejected the text carried by the boss of the majority group, Aurore Bergé, by 140 votes against 113, and 14 abstentions. The session was particularly rowdy, after two arms of honor addressed by Minister Éric Dupond-Moretti to the leader of the LR group Olivier Marleix.
Fine required against Booba for insulting Zineb El Rhazoui
The prosecution demanded a fine of 10,000 euros on Tuesday against the rapper Booba, who was tried before the criminal court of Nanterre (Hauts-de-Seine) for insults against the former journalist of Charlie Hebdo Zineb El Rhazoui. The 46-year-old French rap star is criticized for a message published in November 2019 on the social network Instagram where he wrote against Zineb El Rhazoui: “Let’s rot the life of this big stinky shit. »
This message followed remarks made by the journalist on CNews, where she had declared, in connection with urban violence which occurred in Mantes-la-Jolie, in the Parisian suburbs: “the police must shoot live ammunition in these cases- there. »