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France's Pension Reform Picture Gallery
28 October 2010 03:52
A man takes a picture, on October 22, 2010 in a street of Marseille of parked motorcycles that burnt following a garbage fire. The strike of rubbish collectors part of the national protest against France's pension reform is on its eleventh day in the French southern city.
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A man takes a picture, on October 22, 2010 in a street of Marseille of parked motorcycles that burnt following a garbage fire. The strike of rubbish collectors part of the national protest against France's pension reform is on its eleventh day in the French southern city.
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A woman walks past piled up garbages on October 16, 2010 in Marseille, southern France, during a fifth day strike by rubbish collectors part of the national protest against France's pension reform, on the eve of United Nations� (UN) International Day for the Eradication of Poverty.
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France's Labour Minister Eric Woerth (C) waves at the end of the final vote session by MPs on France's pension reform on October 27, 2010 at the National Assembly in Paris. The French parliament adopted today President Nicolas Sarkozy's law on pension reform after a final vote by MPs of 336 for and 233 against despite weeks of nationwide protests and strikes.
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Municipal police officers put out a trash fire, on October 18, 2010 in Marseille, during the week long strike by rubbish collectors in the southern France town, as part of the national protest against France's pension reform. French high school students clashed with riot police today, truckers blocked roads and filling stations ran out of fuel as protests escalated against plans to raise the retirement age to 62.
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A woman walks past piled up garbages on October 16, 2010 in Marseille, southern France, during a fifth day strike by rubbish collectors part of the national protest against France's pension reform, on the eve of United Nations� (UN) International Day for the Eradication of Poverty.
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France's Labour Minister Eric Woerth (C) attends the final vote session by MPs on France's pension reform on October 27, 2010 at the National Assembly in Paris. The French parliament adopted today President Nicolas Sarkozy's law on pension reform after a final vote by MPs of 336 for and 233 against despite weeks of nationwide protests and strikes.
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France's Labour Minister Eric Woerth (C) is pictured at the end of the final vote session by MPs on France's pension reform on October 27, 2010 at the National Assembly in Paris. The French parliament adopted today President Nicolas Sarkozy's law on pension reform after a final vote by MPs of 336 for and 233 against despite weeks of nationwide protests and strikes.
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France's Labour Minister Eric Woerth is pictured during the final vote session by MPs on France's pension reform on October 27, 2010 at the National Assembly in Paris. The French parliament adopted today President Nicolas Sarkozy's law on pension reform after a final vote by MPs of 336 for and 233 against despite weeks of nationwide protests and strikes.
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Picture shows a general view during the final vote session by MPs on France's pension reform on October 27, 2010 at the National Assembly in Paris. The French parliament adopted today President Nicolas Sarkozy's law on pension reform after a final vote by MPs of 336 for and 233 against despite weeks of nationwide protests and strikes.
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A man takes a picture, on October 22, 2010 in a street of Marseille of parked motorcycles that burnt following a garbage fire. The strike of rubbish collectors part of the national protest against France's pension reform is on its eleventh day in the French southern city.
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France's Labour Minister Eric Woerth (R) is pictured during the final vote session by MPs on France's pension reform on October 27, 2010 at the National Assembly in Paris. The French parliament adopted today President Nicolas Sarkozy's law on pension reform after a final vote by MPs of 336 for and 233 against despite weeks of nationwide protests and strikes.
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Picture taken on October 22, 2010 in a street of Marseille of parked motorcycles that burnt following a garbage fire. The strike of rubbish collectors part of the national protest against France's pension reform is on its eleventh day in the French southern city.
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Picture taken on October 22, 2010 in a street of Marseille of parked motorcycles that burnt following a garbage fire. The strike of rubbish collectors part of the national protest against France's pension reform is on its eleventh day in the French southern city.
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A woman walks past piled up garbages on October 16, 2010 in Marseille, southern France, during a fifth day strike by rubbish collectors part of the national protest against France's pension reform, on the eve of United Nations� (UN) International Day for the Eradication of Poverty.
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France's Labour Minister Eric Woerth (C) waves at the end of the final vote session by MPs on France's pension reform on October 27, 2010 at the National Assembly in Paris. The French parliament adopted today President Nicolas Sarkozy's law on pension reform after a final vote by MPs of 336 for and 233 against despite weeks of nationwide protests and strikes.
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France's Labour Minister Eric Woerth is pictured at the end of the final vote session by MPs on France's pension reform on October 27, 2010 at the National Assembly in Paris. The French parliament adopted today President Nicolas Sarkozy's law on pension reform after a final vote by MPs of 336 for and 233 against despite weeks of nationwide protests and strikes.
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France's Labour Minister Eric Woerth (R) attends the final vote session by MPs on France's pension reform on October 27, 2010 at the National Assembly in Paris. The French parliament adopted today President Nicolas Sarkozy's law on pension reform after a final vote by MPs of 336 for and 233 against despite weeks of nationwide protests and strikes.
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France's Labour Minister Eric Woerth is pictured during the final vote session by MPs on France's pension reform on October 27, 2010 at the National Assembly in Paris. The French parliament adopted today President Nicolas Sarkozy's law on pension reform after a final vote by MPs of 336 for and 233 against despite weeks of nationwide protests and strikes.
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A man sits at a cafe near piled up garbages on October 15, 2010 in Marseille, southern France, during a four day strike by rubbish collectors part of the national protest against France's pension reform.
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People sit at a cafe near piled up garbages on October 15, 2010 in Marseille, southern France, during a four day strike by rubbish collectors part of the national protest against France's pension reform.
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People sit at a cafe near piled up garbages on October 15, 2010 in Marseille, southern France, during a four day strike by rubbish collectors part of the national protest against France's pension reform.
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People sit at a cafe near piled up garbages on October 15, 2010 in Marseille, southern France, during a four day strike by rubbish collectors part of the national protest against France's pension reform.
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People sit at a cafe near piled up garbages on October 15, 2010 in Marseille, southern France, during a four day strike by rubbish collectors part of the national protest against France's pension reform.
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People walk on October 22, 2010 in a street of Marseille, southern France past piled up garbage, aftermath of a eleven-day-strike by rubbish collectors part of the national protest against France's pension reform.
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People walk on October 22, 2010 in a street of Marseille, southern France past piled up garbage, aftermath of a eleven-day-strike by rubbish collectors part of the national protest against France's pension reform.
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People sit at a cafe near piled up garbages on October 15, 2010 in Marseille, southern France, during a four day strike by rubbish collectors part of the national protest against France's pension reform.
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People walk on October 22, 2010 in a street of Marseille, southern France past piled up garbage, aftermath of a eleven-day-strike by rubbish collectors part of the national protest against France's pension reform.
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People sit at a cafe near piled up garbages on October 15, 2010 in Marseille, southern France, during a four day strike by rubbish collectors part of the national protest against France's pension reform.
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A man walks past piled up garbages on October 15, 2010 in Marseille, southern France, during a four day strike by rubbish collectors part of the national protest against France's pension reform.
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People walk past piled up garbages on October 15, 2010 in Marseille, southern France, during a four day strike by rubbish collectors part of the national protest against France's pension reform.
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People walk past piled up garbages on October 15, 2010 in Marseille, southern France, during a four day strike by rubbish collectors part of the national protest against France's pension reform.
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Picture taken on October 18 2010 in Marseille, southern France of piled up garbages, aftermath of a seven-day-strike by rubbish collectors part of the national protest against France's pension reform.
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Picture taken on October 18 2010 in Marseille, southern France of piled up garbages, aftermath of a seven-day-strike by rubbish collectors part of the national protest against France's pension reform.
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People walk past piled up garbages on October 15, 2010 in Marseille, southern France, during a four day strike by rubbish collectors part of the national protest against France's pension reform.
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Picture taken on October 18 2010 in Marseille, southern France of piled up garbage, aftermath of a seven-day-strike by rubbish collectors part of the national protest against France's pension reform.
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People walk past piled up garbages on October 15, 2010 in Marseille, southern France, during a four day strike by rubbish collectors part of the national protest against France's pension reform.
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Picture taken on October 18 2010 in Marseille, southern France of piled up garbages, aftermath of a seven-day-strike by rubbish collectors part of the national protest against France's pension reform.
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Picture taken on October 18 2010 in Marseille, southern France of piled up garbage, aftermath of a seven-day-strike by rubbish collectors part of the national protest against France's pension reform.
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Picture taken on October 18 2010 in Marseille, southern France of piled up garbages, aftermath of a seven-day-strike by rubbish collectors part of the national protest against France's pension reform.
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A woman walks past piled up garbages on October 15, 2010 in Marseille, southern France, during a four day strike by rubbish collectors part of the national protest against France's pension reform.
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Picture taken on October 18 2010 in Marseille, southern France of piled up garbage, aftermath of a seven-day-strike by rubbish collectors part of the national protest against France's pension reform.
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A woman walks past piled up garbages on October 15, 2010 in Marseille, southern France, during a four day strike by rubbish collectors part of the national protest against France's pension reform.
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People walk past piled up garbages on October 15, 2010 in Marseille, southern France, during a four day strike by rubbish collectors part of the national protest against France's pension reform.
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Picture taken on October 18 2010 in Marseille, southern France of piled up garbage, aftermath of a seven-day-strike by rubbish collectors part of the national protest against France's pension reform.
