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@glujaz And for your information, Only 1 country in Europe pay train drivers more by a statistically significant amount -- Denmark. About the same as France are Ireland, Luxembourg, Germany, Netherlands and Finland. The rest are far below such as Belgium, Austria, Italy, Spain, etc. According to Eurostat. UK is not included in the list though.
In 16 EU Member States, train drivers received average gross monthly earnings of less than €2,000 in 2021. France was around €3,010. Denmark, the only country ahead by statistically significant number, was 4,763.
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@glujaz The french don't just strike for transportations. The yellow jacket protest was a collection of many different groups protesting. There also was Thousands of people across France came to the streets in October 2022, launching a statewide strike against the rise in the cost of living.
And aso, The 2021 French labor protests were a series of protests and strikes organized by the General Confederation of Labour (France) (CGT), other trade unions, and French citizens dissatisfied with the country's economic and employment conditions in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. These were followed by protests against proposed laws that would give greater powers to police
On 23 January, workers from CGT and other worker unions, as well as workers at companies including Sanofi, Cargill, SKF, and General Electric, protested against layoffs
1 May 2022, Thousands of people joined May Day marches across France, calling for salary increases and for Macron to drop his plan to raise the retirement age.
The list goes on.
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@theeternal6890 "Thousands of Indians have been protesting against a new citizenship law as well as possible plans for a National Register of Citizens (NRC), alleging the measures are an attack on a secular constitution and against minority Muslims. Elsewhere in India, protesters say the citizenship law will be followed by the national register, which they fear is designed to expel Muslims who do not have sufficient citizenship documentation."
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"Nowhere is this more evident than in the northeastern state of Assam, some 2,000km (1,242 miles) away from New Delhi, where the BJP has ruled since 2016. Thousands of Muslim families have been forcibly evicted since 2021 from land they had been residing on for decades....The campaign to render families homeless has picked up steam in recent weeks. On December 19, about 250 families were evicted in the Nagaon district of Assam. A week later, 47 families’ homes were destroyed in Barpeta district. In the Lakhimpur district, hundreds of families were evicted in early January."
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@frka.836 "Then must of these are directed to country generally in a war, the same who are kicking France out, and when in a stabled country, they are stolen by the politicians, " How far back you going? I'm discussing the past 30 or so years and not war related. Parts of it are also stolen by the corrupt politicians which is why these bailout loans usually have many strings attached because they often included human rights reforms, economic reforms, democracy reforms, etc.
"So, naturally after 10 years, when you compare, the average person see nothing of those loans. "
The problem is that bailouts isn't something that the people actually can see or touch and they thus don't value it as much as it truly is valuable.
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