AT LEAST 806 000 PEOPLE PROTEST IN FRANCE FOR CGT STRIKE AGAINST PENSION REFORM

FIREMEN ALSO TO JOIN THE STRIKE

Responsible Author: Jedi Foster P/O Rahma Sophia Rachdi | Paris, Washington DC, 12/06/2019, 03:11 Time

USPA NEWS - More than 806,000 people mobilized on Thursday in France, according to the Ministry of the Interior. The CGT Union, revealed as for it, the figure of 1.5 million people. And the strike continues this Friday. The strike is to be continuing "until Monday" to the RATP (French Metro) at lease. In the public transport network in the Paris region, the unions voted to extend the strike until Monday December 9th.The Strike against pension reform, also called "Greve Generale" took place today on December 5, in Paris and 30 other major cities in France. More than 600 police and guns were called on the continent to maintain public order during this great strike. The demonstration took place without violence, apart from some clashes that took place in the middle of demonstrations, in the Place e la Republique. Firefighters joined the strike and demonstration, especially in the city of Nantes to protest against the reform of retirement. The unions are raising the pressure after a mobilization that was massive and very followed by the transport unions, (SNCF, Trains TER, Metros, Bus, Air France Airplane) of the national education, students, the public service, France TV , and even lawyers.

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PDT TRUMP UPSET & MACRON REMOVES AMBIGUITIES AT NATO MEETING IN LONDON

MARKING 70th ANNIVERSARY 3 Dec

Responsible Author: Jedi Foster P/O Rahma Sophia Rachdi | Paris, Washington DC, 12/05/2019, 18:06 Time

USPA NEWS - NATO Leaders are meeting in London on December 3-4, to commemorate the 70TH anniversary, of the North Alliance Treaty Organisation. The summit kicked off in a tense atmosphere, as US President Trump came upset about what French President Macron comparing NATO to a sick organization « going brain dead ». President Macron answered straight forward to the journalists at the press conference : « I know that my statements created some reaction. I do stand by them." President Trump, expressed his anger, and used tough word vis a vis France, during a first press conference, on Tuesday 3 Dec morning. He announced a new threat new tax tariffs against French products to be exported to the USA, in reaction to the GAFA tax, installed after the G7 in Biarritz, and intuited by French President Macron. President Trump also complained about the US’s defense contribution that is far higher than the other members, (about 2/3 of the total budget)

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