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Demonstration of medical interns, in Toulouse on November 9, 2022. — FRED SCHEIBER/SIPA
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Strike by interns and medical students
Since the demonstration of October 14, the anger against the government’s policy on medical deserts has not subsided among interns and medical students. They are indeed again called to demonstrate and to go on strike, this Thursday, at the call from organizations of medical students (Anemf) and interns (Isni and Isnar-IMG). They are protesting against the addition of a fourth year of internship in general medicine, which must be carried out “in priority” in areas where medical demographics are under dense,” says Health & Safety funding bill Social (PLFSS). His article 23 is in the crosshairs of interns, as are several bills aimed at regulate the installation of doctors.
Unemployment insurance reform one last time before Parliament
The new way of calculating unemployment insurance is about to take its final form. Parliament must definitively adopt this Thursday the bill paving the way for a modulation of the latter according to the situation. The senators must ratify at the end of the morning, by a final vote, a compromise found. with the deputies on this text, which did not require for the government to resort to 49.3 thanks to; an agreement found with the right. Labor Minister Olivier Dussopt’s bill initially plans to extend the current unemployment insurance rules. It also triggers the possibility, by decree, of modulating certain rules of unemployment insurance so that it is “stricter when too many jobs are not filled, more embarrassed; reuse when unemployment is high,” according to Emmanuel Macron’s campaign promise.
Republicans win majority to the House of Representatives
Joe Biden is going to have half a thorn in his side to complete his term. The Republicans have indeed regained control of the House of Representatives, according to US media on Wednesday, giving them blocking power over White House policy until 2024. The Democrats having succeeded in retain the Senate, Congress is now divided. However, the Conservative Party will only have a very narrow majority. to the lower house, far from the “giant wave” promised by Donald Trump, who nevertheless announced Tuesday evening a new candidacy for; the White House. Republicans “are ready to take action,” their leader at the House, Kevin McCarthy, now favorite in the race to the head of this assembly, the current “speaker” Nancy Pelosi having lost her majority Democrat.