How France Has Become the 'Sick Man of Europe' Under Macron
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As anger against the government flares up in the streets, investors are losing patience with the French debt mountain. Interest rates are rising, the euro is weakening...
Parents, teachers, students, workers, and unions stood alongside the students who have been protesting for three weeks at the barricades set up yesterday (06/10) in Paris and dozens of cities across France. One of the largest youth mobilizations in three decades, according to French media, which began in the rundown suburbs of the capital, has now surpassed […] The article France: Wood on the streets, “fire” in the markets appeared first on Free…
Markets press the government for urgent tax reforms
In France, since the end of last month, high school students have taken to the streets to denounce the problems encountered in education, the major crisis in the education system and to make their demands heard. While the demonstrations first broke out in the high schools in the suburbs near Paris where immigrant families (generally on low incomes, in precarious situations or at the minimum wage) — notably in Créteil and Saint-Denis — live, they…
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