After eight months of remarkably plain sailing, storm clouds are gathering over Emmanuel Macron’s young French presidency.
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This week, national rail workers furious at plans to water down their protected status warned of strike action “worse than in 1995” – when the country ground to a halt for weeks.
Resentment smoulders among prison guards and retirement home staff after unprecedented protests over pay and conditions, while retired voters angry at being targeted by higher levies on their pensions will also take to the streets on March 15.
Worryingly for Mr Macron, an Odoxa poll found that 87 per cent of French supported such action while another showed his popularity had dropped to 38 per cent…
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