The Retirement
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| Initial release | September 5, 2019 |
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| Directors | Ricardo Díaz Iacoponi |
| Composers | Pablo Borghi |
| Screenplay | Ricardo Díaz Iacoponi |
| Daniel Cúparo | |
| Fernando Castets | |
| Producers | Cindy Teperman |
| M. Roque Pitt | |
| Matías Levinson | |
| Juan Pelosi | |
| Esteban Lucangioli | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 3030733 |
About The Retirement
Liz Truss urges PM to cut taxes and benefit increases
...Rishi Sunak should cut taxes, reduce benefit increases, raise The Retirement age and delay net-zero commitments, his predecessor Liz Truss is set to say...
Firefighter misses his retirement party to rescue calves
... The Retirement presentation for Commander Holmes has now been rearranged for next Monday...
Ernest Moret: Arrested French publisher faces no further action
... They said officers told Mr Moret, who works as a foreign rights manager, he had taken part in demonstrations about President Emmanuel Macron raising The Retirement age from 62 to 64 in France...
Anatomy of a Fall: French thriller wins Cannes Film Festival Palme d'Or prize
... , which include raising The Retirement age from 62 to 64, have caused huge protests in France...
Brigitte Macron's great-nephew beaten in apparently politically motivated assault
... Mr Macron has faced some of the biggest demonstrations in a generation over his reform to the pension system, which is set to raise The Retirement age from 62 to 64 later this year...
Met Police use of anti-terror laws to arrest French publisher condemned
... They said officers told Mr Moret, who works as a foreign rights manager, he had taken part in demonstrations about President Emmanuel Macron raising The Retirement age from 62 to 64 in France - In a joint statement Editions La Fabrique with Verso Books said: " The police officers claimed that Ernest had participated in demonstrations in France as a justification for this act - a quite remarkably inappropriate statement for a British police officer to make and which seems to clearly indicate complicity between French and British authorities on this matter...
Aurélien Pradié: The rising star shaking up French politics
... Mr Pradié defied his party leadership again shortly afterwards, choosing to censure the government in a no-confidence vote which would have forced it to resign and scrap The Retirement bill...
France protests: La Rotonde bistro liked by Macron attacked
... Thursday was the 11th day of unrest since January, over legislation which envisages raising The Retirement age by two years to 64...
France protests: La Rotonde bistro liked by Macron attacked
Protesters In Paris have attacked one of French President Emmanuel Macron 's favourite restaurants, as tensions over controversial pension reforms continue.
Riot police had to form a barricade around La Rotonde bistro, which was briefly set On Fire .
Thursday was the 11th day of unrest since January, over legislation which envisages raising The Retirement age by two years to 64.
The country awaits a decision on the validity of the legislation next week.
The Constitutional Council will rule on the reforms on 14 April, and has The Power to strike down some or all of it.
to meet President Xi Jinping .
The unrest, along with strike action, has caused disruption throughout France, and on Thursday demonstrations again took place across the country.
Trade union leaders are hoping for a large turnout to keep up momentum ahead of The Council 's decision.
" We haven't given up yet and we don't intend to, " said public servant Davy Chretien, 50, quoted by AFP news agency in Marseille.
In Paris protesters threw stones, bottles and paint at police at La Rotonde - a famous cafe frequented by figures including Spanish artist Pablo Picasso . Mr Macron and his team celebrated there following his 2017 election victory.
Earlier, striking railway workers stormed the former headquarters of Credit Lyonnais bank, which now houses the BlackRock Investment Company and other firms.
Though the protests have been largely peaceful, there has been an element of violence since the government decided in March to force the legislation through the lower house of Parliament - where it lacks an absolute majority - Without a vote.
Mr Macron has defended The Move , saying the reform is a necessity.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com