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       This is what eVTOLs are like: the future 
       By: chandna rani Date: September 5, 2023, 4:49 am
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       It was an anti-party and anti-union movement that rejected
       political representation. The movement against the pension law
       is more conventionally on the left, since it regroups to a large
       extent unionized workers who have the support of the population.
       If unions and protesters had defeated Macron's bill, this could
       have boosted a declining left . However, the passage of the law
       may further increase popular anger and resentment. These
       feelings tend to fuel violence and individualism.
       A recent opinion poll showed that, in the Phone Number List
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       of early elections, only the far-right
       Rassemblement National (RN) party would gain electoral benefits
       . Macron's party, but also the New Popular Ecological and Social
       Union (NUPES), which expresses a left that has united (it has
       145 deputies), could lose votes. Many French people will feel
       that they have been ignored and lied to. This is exactly what
       exacerbates an anti-elite discourse, which always ends up
       strengthening the populist extreme right.
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       President Macron's estrangement and authoritarian handling of
       the situation, as well as Prime Minister Borne's brittle
       technocracy, have left France on the brink of the abyss. This
       time it is Macron, and not the "yellow vests", who shows
       contempt for political representation. Indeed, throughout the
       debates on the pension reform, he has openly disqualified the
       unions, the protesters and the opposition deputies. Marine Le
       Pen, a quiet opponent of the bill, seems happy to add fuel to
       the fire by pointing out that the French " have been ripped off"
       by Macron's reform.
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