French union calls for new Paris transport strike on February 17


PARIS (Reuters) - The leading union at Paris public transport firm RATP has called for a new strike on Monday Feb. 17, the first day of debate in parliament on the French government's pension reform plan.

The Paris public transport system was brought to a virtual standstill for a six-week period from early December 2019 to mid-January as unions protested the government's pension reform, which aims to do away with special regimes under which some people can retire up to a decade earlier than others.

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