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Anger continues in Paris over controversial pension reform

Protesters rally in Paris against President Emmanuel Macron's pension reform
Protesters rally in Paris against President Emmanuel Macron's pension reform -  Copyright  AP Photo/Christophe Ena
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By Anelise Borges
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A day after the French government survived two no-confidence votes, French citizens continued to vent their anger in protests on Tuesday.

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Anger over France's pension reform shows no signs of diminishing a day after the government survived two no-confidence votes over the issue.

French residents in Paris vented their outrage on Tuesday over President Emmanuel Macron's use of a constitutional instrument to force the reform through parliament.

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