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2:23 p.m. : Opposed to the pension reform, and in a context of rising electricity prices, the CGT has reduced the meters of SMEs and bakeries at a reduced rate, and is restoring power to certain homes. France 3 Paca explains to you why these “Robin Hood” actions put the government under pressure.
2:22 p.m. : It is 2 p.m. and dust, here is an update on the titles:
• Raphaël Dupond-Moretti, the son of the Minister of Justice, was placed in police custody on suspicion of domestic violence, learned France Télévisions from concordant sources.
• A battle “fierce” is underway for Vougledar, a town in eastern Ukraine that Russian forces are trying to conquer. The Ukrainian army ensures, for its part, that “the enemy exaggerates his success”. Follow our live.
Bernard Laporte resigned this morning from his position as president of the French Rugby Federationafter being given a two-year suspended prison sentence for corruption.
Mobilization in the energy sector continues todayafter further drops in electricity production overnight by EDF strikers at the Paluel nuclear power plant (Seine-Maritime).
12:00 p.m. : It is noon, here is a new point on the news:
Bernard Laporte has resigned as president of the French Rugby Federation after being given a two-year suspended prison sentence, a 75,000 euro fine and a two-year ban on holding any position related to rugby for corruption.
Mobilization in the energy sector continues todayafter further drops in electricity production overnight by EDF strikers at the Paluel nuclear power plant (Seine-Maritime).
• As part of’a plan to fight against animal abusethe Minister of the Interior Gérald Darmanin announced the establishment of referents in all police stations in France, from Chamarande, in Essonne.
• On the occasion of the International Day of Holocaust Victims, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky underlined that “indifference and hatred” continued to kill, alluding without naming it to Russia’s military offensive. Follow our live.
10:47 : You are a woman and the government’s proposal to only take parental leave into account for long careers makes you indignant? Are you preparing to demonstrate against the reform on Tuesday? Your testimony interests the “13 Hours” of France 2. If you agree to testify in front of the camera, do not hesitate to contact our journalist at the following address: [email protected]
10:36 : “It’s a real political question, in terms of neutrality and respect for the convictions of fellow citizens..”
The minister accused the mayor of Paris Anne Hidalgo of confusing “municipal services with an annex” of the PS. The latter announced yesterday that she joined the call launched by the boss of the PCF Fabien Roussel to symbolically close the town halls on January 31.
10:29 : The Minister of Labor Olivier Dussopt believes that the symbolic closure of town halls on January 31 in solidarity with the mobilization against the pension reform poses a problem of “neutrality”.
09:26 : Mobilization in the energy sector continues today. “If the government does not withdraw its project, we will continue”, warns the CGT Energie in Bagneux (Hauts-de-Seine). Yesterday, strikers in the sector made “switching public establishments that do not benefit from the regulated tariff to free” gas or electricity. (SAMEER AL-DOUMY / AFP)
09:32 : It is 9 o’clock, here is a new point on the titles:
• The National Commission for Campaign Accounts and Political Funding approved the accounts of the twelve presidential candidates of 2022.
• Around 7,000 amendments to the pension reform project were tabled by the deputieswith a view to examining the text in committee at the National Assembly.
• The country was the victim yesterday of new large-scale Russian strikes, which killed 11 people. Follow our live.
The PS Congress opens today in Marseille, in a context of crisis within the party, after the disputed election of Olivier Faure as first secretary.
08:49 : “The system is in deficit, without the reform, we are going into the wall.”
Labor Minister Olivier Dussopt believes that the reform is a “effort” necessary. “Our objective with the Prime Minister is that this effort be proportionate and well distributed”he says on BFMTV.
08:00 : Hello @Married. Among these 7,241 amendments tabled to the reform bill, the PS notably provides for a whole series of exceptions for difficult jobs such as movers or agricultural workers, as our journalist explains. here. For its part, the right proposes that those who started working at the age of 20 can retire at 63. Within the majority, the MoDem, requires one more quarter per child for women.
07:55 : Hello Rachel and good luck for this morning awakening. Can you please explain to us what these 7000 amendments consist of? In comparison, how many articles or even chapters make up the bill? Thank you for your work.
07:18 : It’s 6 o’clock, let’s start with a point on the news:
• About 7,000 amendments to the pension reform project have already been tabled by MPs, with a view to examining the text in committee at the National Assembly.
• Workers in the energy sector mobilized yesterday in power stations, refineries, ports and docks against the reform project. The movement will be partly extended today, at the call of the CGT.
• The country was the victim yesterday of new large-scale Russian strikes, which killed 11 people. This new wave of bombardments comes the day after the green light from Washington and Berlin for the transfer of heavy tanks to kyiv.
• The alleged perpetrator of the machete attack which caused the death of a sexton in Algeciras the night before last was not “under surveillance” for radicalization, assured the Spanish government.