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Major civil servant unions unhappy with pension talks

As the presentation on January 10 of the reform by the executive looms, the standoff continues over pensions.

If Elisabeth Borne failed to calm the anger of the unions on Tuesday and Wednesday by receiving them at Matignon, it was the same for Stanislas Guerini.

The first three unions of civil servants - CGT, FO and CFDT - thus came out frustrated on Wednesday from their last meeting with the Minister of Public Service.

“Social dialogue is increasingly degraded” even lamented Céline Verzeletti for the CGT.

"Our main objective, we told the minister, is to defeat the reform", for his part hammered the secretary general of the FGF-FO Christian Grolier.

And the secretary general of the CGT, Philippe Martinez, for his part, predicted "important mobilizations from this month of January", following an interview with the Prime Minister.

Striking doctors demonstrate this Thursday in Paris

The liberal doctors will beat the pavement this Thursday.

While their movement is sharply criticized by the government, they are called to take to the streets in Paris to obtain a revaluation of the consultation and an improvement in their conditions of exercise.

The “Doctors for Tomorrow” collective, supported by several unions (FMF, UFML, SML and Young Doctors), is expecting several thousand demonstrators.

The procession will leave the Place du Panthéon around 1:30 p.m. to reach the Ministry of Health.

Pope Francis to preside over Benedict XVI's funeral

This is an unprecedented event in the recent history of the Church: Catholics are burying their pope emeritus this Thursday morning.

According to the prefecture of Rome, some 100,000 people are expected at the Vatican for the funeral of Benedict XVI presided over by his successor Francis.

From Monday to Wednesday, 195,000 faithful came to Saint Peter's Basilica to pray before the remains of the German theologian, who died on Saturday at the age of 95 and whose renunciation in 2013 surprised the whole world.

The ceremony, "solemn but sober" according to the Vatican, should begin at 9:30 a.m., in the presence of many heads of state and government, including German Chancellor Olaf Scholz.

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