French Strikers & the Tea Party: Mark Lilla Responds | Mark Lilla
Philippe Desmazes/AFP/Getty Images Demonstrators walking past a damaged car as they protest against France’s government pensions reform, Lyon, October 18, 2010 Those who responded so strongly to my post obviously spent more energy objecting to its title (not mine, by the way) than thinking about the modest comparison I made between the Lyon protests and the Tea Party protests. They are similar in
BBC News - What would Americans think of the French strike?
The widespread protests against the French government's plans to raise the age of retirement from 60 to 62 are part of a wider battle about the future of French society and how much the government spends to support the poor. I am going through a little bit of culture shock. For the last three years I have been based in the US. And the only protests I have covered, the only ones vocal enough to hav
Fuel supply to Paris airports cut amid pension strikes
Police and students clashed in France in pension reform protests The fuel pipeline to Paris's main airports has been shut off amid strikes over government pension reforms. The company that operates the pipeline told French media that the capital's main airport, Charles de Gaulle, could run out of fuel as early as next week. There are fears of fuel shortages as all of France's 12 oil refineries hav
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Public sector strikes - Wednesday 30 November
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