Pensions: a controversy over the impact of the reform on women

Born from a document released Monday, presented by the government as an impact study of the reform, the controversy over the impact of the pension reform on women shows that it will push women to extend their careers more than men, while helping to reduce the gender pension gap. The government tried to put an end to the controversy over the impact of the pension reform on women, who were “a bit penalized” by the very admission of one minister who allowed the left to rise up against an “anti-women” project. Elisabeth Borne at the National Assembly declared “I cannot let it be said that our project would not protect women. On the contrary.”

JO-2024: The Senate passed the flagship article of the Olympic bill on Tuesday

In preparation for the 2024 Olympics, the Senate overwhelmingly adopted the flagship article of the Olympic bill on Tuesday. This law is very focused on safety. It will allow the testing of cameras equipped with algorithms starting this year. According to Amélie Oudéa-Castéra, Minister for Sport and the Olympics, this text contains “the essential adjustments to complete our commitments and our operational needs for the delivery and smooth running of the Olympics.” The law came a few months after the fiasco in the Champions League final at the end of May at the Stade de France.

Clashes in Lima: Peru is about to protest against President Dina Boluarte

After violent clashes in Lima, Peru is about to experience another national day of protests against President Dina Boluarte on Wednesday. Indeed, while 46 people have been killed since the protests began in December, she called for a “national truce” yesterday. Several thousand protesters from the poor Andean regions of Lima, many dressed in traditional dress, marched through the center on Tuesday, wearing Peruvian flags and shouting “Dina Assassine.”

War in Ukraine: Germany paved the way for an authorization for Allied countries to deliver Leopard heavy tanks

Ukraine insisted on heavy Leopard tanks. Indeed, under the effect of pressure for days, Germany has paved the way for an authorization for Allied countries to deliver Leopard heavy tanks. These tools will make it possible to respond “with the required urgency” to a request to this effect from Poland. Two German media assured last night that Chancellor Olaf Scholz would give the green light, probably on Wednesday. According to these media, the German leader, who is due to speak at 12:00 GMT on Wednesday before the Bundestag, the lower house of the German parliament, would also agree to countries, including Poland, that wish to deliver Leopard 2 tanks to Kiev.

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The Senate passed a bill 239-16. This project will encourage the construction of new nuclear reactors, supplemented by controversial provisions such as the abolition of the 50% ceiling on the share of nuclear power in the electricity mix by 2035

The Minister of the Interior, Gérald Darmanin, pointed out to the Senate Tuesday evening “the important problem” of accommodating all public and private security forces. He cannot say whether it will be necessary to use the army to back up the Paris Olympics.

The president of the French Rugby Federation (FFR), was taken into custody for a few hours in a case of laundering and aggravated tax fraud, but emerged in the evening without prosecution at this stage. He has been retired since mid-December.

SNCF indicated that traffic will resume but will remain “disrupted” on Wednesday departing and arriving from Gare de l'Est in Paris, with one TGV out of three at rush hour, due to an “act of sabotage” that largely prevented D& trains #39; arrive or leave Grand Gare on Tuesday.

In front of Switzerland's Ramon Zenhäusern and Norway's Lucas Braathen, France's Clément Noël won the Alpine World Cup slalom in Schladming (Austria) on Tuesday.