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       By: kkshaha cnd Date: September 12, 2023, 5:14 am
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       The widespread view in France is that, for retirement to be a
       true “third age,” workers must retire while still in good health
       to enjoy at least a decade of meaningful activities. Surveys
       have shown that retirement tends to improve health, decrease
       depression, and reduce health care consumption. However, the
       increase in the retirement age does not fully explain the anger
       of French workers. The reform is considered deeply unfair: it
       will affect women and precarious workers who have started
       working at an early age, as well as lower-middle-income workers,
       to a greater extent.
       It is true that the changes were part of Macron's program for
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       reelection to a second term, but the
       proposal has not achieved a majority in the National Assembly,
       much less among the general public. N of E.: We must also
       remember that Macron won thanks to the "barrier vote" against
       the extreme right]. Therefore, there is something more.
       Authoritarian management of debatesinside and outside Parliament
       by the government has been perceived as an attack on the core of
       political representation in France: popular sovereignty. The
       "denial of democracy" Since the French Revolution, the "general
       will", the central principle of popular sovereignty , is
       exercised by the representatives of the nation.
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       It is precisely this national sovereignty that the government,
       under Macron's instructions, has deliberately ignored and even
       trampled on. First of all, this is Macron's personal failure.
       The president first attempted to overhaul France's pension
       system in 2019. He encountered widespread opposition. Today he
       may have forced the approval of the law, but his political power
       is greatly diminished and his image as a " liberal modernizer"
       is in tatters. Secondly, the method that led to the approval of
       the reform is controversial. The unions, all united against the
       reform, were ostensibly ignored by the government.
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