DW: As Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne was making her way to the National Assembly’s podium Thursday afternoon, lawmakers from the opposition stood up, chanting the Marseillaise and holding signs saying “no to 64 years” and “democracy.” The Assembly’s president interrupted the session for things to calm down. But when Borne took the floor a few minutes later, she still had to drown out the parliamentarians’ boos. “Based on article 49.3 of the constitution, I engage the government’s responsibility,” she yelled, announcing that a controversial pension reform increasing France’s minimum retirement age from 62 to 64 years would be pushed through … Continue reading Apollonian Figure Emmanuel Macron Makes Himself Dictator to Force Peasants to Work Longer