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Anti-government rioters setting fire to the garbage that has been piling up for days due to an anti-government strike by garbage collectors: this is how Paris looked Thursday, right after the prime minister, Elizabeth Borne, resorted to article 49.3 of the constitution to pass her Retirement Reform Bill at the National Assembly. It’s a striking image of the current French crisis.
Anti-government rioters setting fire to the garbage that has been piling up for days due to an anti-government strike by garbage collectors: this is how Paris looked Thursday, right after the prime minister, Elizabeth Borne, resorted to article 49.3 of the constitution to pass her Retirement Reform Bill at the National Assembly. It’s a striking image of the current French crisis.
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