On Saturday, Emmanuel Macron signed the new legislation to raise the state pension after France's Constitutional Council approved the pension-age increase in a ruling on Friday.
people who are going to rotest. ., ., , ., , , protest. how do you see this -la in: protest. how do you see this playing out? protest. how do you see this playing out? because - protest. how do you see this| playing out? because macron protest. how do you see this i playing out? because macron is pushing through regardless at the moment and yet the protests are getting more violent and the unions are standing firm so who will blink first? 50. who will blink first? so, everything who will blink first? so, everything depends - who will blink first? sr, everything depends now on the constitutional court where the reform is headed. if the constitutional court declares that the reform is constitutional, and the biggest worry for president macron is that there is advice and procedure that is being declared, the reform is going to be adopted. normal threat for french republic democratic procedures were adopted, there is no question about that. we are seeing that although the reform is wid
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Macron fears economic ruin and widespread protests if he imposes another lockdown (Image: GETTY)
President Emmanuel Macron has repeatedly promised to avoid a third national lockdown, despite the situation in France deteriorating rapidly in the last week.
Mr Castex said stricter limits on movement will be enforced in the 20 under scrutiny departments if figures show no improvement.
Prime Minister Castex announced on Thursday that infections have nearly doubled after experiencing a surge in the last week, with 30,000 new cases registered on Thursday.
This is the highest daily figure since mid-November, just before the government imposed a second month-long lockdown.
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