Pension reform project in the Council of Ministers, bakers’ demonstration, Socialist Party congress… All the news this week.
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Rtreated. The reform project will be presented to the Council of Ministers on Monday 23 January. It is above all a symbolic passage before the text arrives in Parliament, scheduled for February. This pension reform, highly contested, mainly provides for the postponement of the legal retirement age from 62 to 64 and the abolition of a majority of special schemes.
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Demonstration of bakers. The “Collective for the survival of bakeries and crafts”, created in May 2022 on Facebook, is calling for demonstrations in Paris on Monday January 23. Bakers are being hit hard by rising energy prices. The motto of the gathering will therefore be the “tariff shield for all”. Currently, the tariff shield set up by the government only concerns VSEs with less than 10 employees, with specific criteria of turnover and power of the electricity meter.
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Gerald Darmanin. The Paris Court of Appeal will rule on Tuesday January 24 on Sophie Patterson-Spatz’s appeal against the dismissal of the case in favor of the Minister of the Interior, whom she accuses of rape. The 50-year-old woman first filed a complaint against Gérald Darmanin in 2017 for facts that she dates back to 2009. The current minister admits having had sex with the complainant, but has always denied having coerced her.
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Movie theater. Nominations for the 48e Cesar ceremony will be unveiled by the academy on Wednesday 25 January. The Cesar ceremony will take place on February 24 at the Olympia and will be chaired by actor Tahar Rahim. We already know that the American director David Fincher will receive an honorary Cesar for all of his work.
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Aya Nakamura. The French musical icon will appear with her ex-companion, producer Vladimir Boudnikoff, before the Bobigny Criminal Court for reciprocal violence against a spouse on Thursday January 26. The hearing, which was originally scheduled to be held in November 2022, had been postponed. The facts of which they are accused date back to the night of August 6 to 7, 2022, when the police had to intervene twice at the couple’s home.
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Socialist Party. The PS congress will be held from Friday 27 to Sunday 29 January. A reunion under high tension for a party in turmoil, while the results of the internal vote to appoint the first secretary are disputed: if the outgoing boss Olivier Faure is announced winner, his opponent Nicolas Mayer-Rossignol denounces irregularities in the counts of the voice.
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