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  • HUELGA NACIONAL EN FRANCIA

    Huelga general en Francia

    NCE03 NIZA (FRANCIA) 7/9/2010.- Trabajadores públicos y privados protestan y gritan consignas durante una manifestación en Niza, Francia, hoy, martes 7 de septiembre de 2010. Cerca de dos millones de personas, según los sindicatos, y casi 800.000, según la policía, se manifestaron hoy en las calles de Francia en la cuarta y mayor protesta del año contra la reforma del sistema de pensiones que prepara el Gobierno para elevar la edad mínima de jubilación de 60 a 62 años. EFE/Bruno Bebert/PROHIBIDO SU USO A CORBIS
  • Private and public sector workers demonstrate over pension reforms in Marseille

    Huelga general en Francia

    Private and public sector workers demonstrate over pension reforms in Marseille September 7, 2010. France faces serious rail and air traffic disruption due to strike action as trade unions seek to mobilise millions of protesters against plans to raise retirement age. The strikes, mostly scheduled to last 24 hours and organised to coincide with presentation of a pension reform bill to parliament today, are expected to hit public transport and schools badly. The slogan reads " For a fair pension reform". REUTERS/Jean-Paul Pelissier (FRANCE - Tags: EMPLOYMENT BUSINESS POLITICS CIVIL UNREST)
  • Private and public sector workers demonstrate over pension reforms in Lille

    Huelga general en Francia

    Private and public sector workers carry a mask of French President Nicolas Sarkozy as they demonstrate over pension reforms in Lille, northern France, September 7, 2010 during a nationwide strike over pension reforms. France faces serious rail and air traffic disruption from late on Monday as labour unions aim to mobilise millions of protesters against government plans to raise the retirement age. The strikes, mostly scheduled to last 24 hours and organised to coincide with presentation of a pension reform bill to parliament today, are expected to hit public transport and schools badly. The slogan reads : "for a better pension, because I deserve it'. REUTERS/Pascal Rossignol (FRANCE - Tags: EMPLOYMENT BUSINESS CIVIL UNREST POLITICS)

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