French jobs law crisis exposes political paralysis

By surrendering to the street, French President Jacques Chirac is all but acknowledging that his government is powerless to push through even a minor labour reform that many call a necessary first step toward ensuring that France thrives in today’s global economy.

French jobs law crisis exposes political paralysis

By surrendering to the street, French President Jacques Chirac is all but acknowledging that his government is powerless to push through even a minor labour reform that many call a necessary first step toward ensuring that France thrives in today’s global economy.

While his move yesterday averted the current crisis, it punishes his prime minister and favoured successor, and fails to solve the deeper problems of a country adrift.

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