At work, across bus and train stations, in cafes and bars, it is all anyone is discussing—who thinks people should work longer and who should be allowed to take retirement earlier?
France is entering a new month of planned strikes against President Macron’s proposed pension reforms—at a time when the alpine holiday season is in full throttle.
On Tuesday 7 February, most of the country will be affected by the third non-consecutive day of mass walk outs since mid January, each one bringing the country to ever increasing standstills.
On January 19, for the first time in 12 years, all the unions decided to strike
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