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THE ESSENTIAL
- The pension reform project is presented this Friday in the Council of Ministers.
- This Friday marks the 51st consecutive day of strikes and the 7th day of national mobilization against the government's pension reform.
- Demonstrations are planned in several cities in France, at the call of an intersyndicale which must meet this Friday at 8 am.
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7:28 am: Demonstrations all over France
The day will be punctuated by numerous events throughout France. In Paris, the procession will start a little earlier than usual, at 11 a.m. from Place de la République to that of Concorde, where it will not be dispersed before 7 p.m.
7:23 am: The two bills presented to the Council of Ministers this Friday
The two draft pension reform laws are due to be presented this Friday at 10 a.m. in the Council of Ministers.
The organic bill provides for the financial framework for reform. The other, the ordinary bill, composed of 64 articles, defines the future universal points system and the transition from one pension plan to another.
7:19 am: Focus on SNCF and RATP
In transport, after almost returning to normal in recent days, traffic will again be disrupted at SNCF and RATP, in particular in the metro. We give you the forecast just below.
🔵 Interprofessional mobilization day of 24/01: TRAFFIC TRAINS 🔵
➡️ @TGVINOUI & @OuigoSNCF: almost normal traffic
➡️ #Transilien, #TER & @Intercites: disrupted traffic
Find traffic info on # AssistantSNCF 📲https: //t.co/e2VaaSqWLt pic.twitter.com/iFgoYncfg8
Normal normal traffic on # line1 # line14 and # line7bis, disrupted traffic on # line10
➡️ very disturbed traffic on all other metro lines
➡️ on #RERA and #RERB, slightly disturbed traffic with assured interconnections. pic.twitter.com/o9K1OAHpDt
➡️ 3 out of 4 buses on average
➡️ almost normal traffic on the tram, very disrupted on line # T3b pic.twitter.com/00FtyE29W3
7:16 am: How does it work in Ile-de-France?
At 7.15 am, Sytadin identified 168 kilometers of traffic jams on the Ile-de-France roads, compared to an average of 120 at that time, an "unusual" figure.
7:13 am: Should we expect a black Friday?
Baroud of honor or resumption of the sustainable strike? My colleague Rachel Garrat-Valcarcel takes stock of the day's disruptions.
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7:09 am: Hello and welcome to our live
Here Manon at the helm, make yourself comfortable, we will follow together this new day of strike against the pension reform, the 7th since the beginning of the movement.
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