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By Ben Hall and Peggy Hollinger in Paris
Published: November 9 2009 22:07 | Last updated: November 9 2009 22:07
President Nicolas Sarkozy will next year press ahead with measures to make people work longer for their pensions to reform France’s cash-strapped retirement system, according to a senior official.
Plugging the deficit in the pay-as-you-go pension system is regarded as a critical test of Mr Sarkozy’s appetite for further economic reforms as he enters the second half of his five-year presidency. There have been fears that reform could be postponed until after the 2012 election.
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...and you want our socialist president to hendle healthcare.......???
They robbed social secuirty, they bankrupted Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, everywhere demorats rule they have caused nothing but corruption and Filth like the national mall after 1 million historical moment people left a PIG STY. Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, LA, New York state, Michigan State all run by demorats and all cesspools.






