Protestors and police clashed during demonstrations over the French governments plans over pension as groups of extremists allegedly caused chaos in Paris, France
Nationwide protests are expected in France on Monday, with annual May Day demonstrations coinciding with ongoing discontent over President Emmanuel Macron's unpopular pension overhaul in March.
As France's highest constitutional court approves Macron's proposals to raise the minimum pension age demonstrations continue with protestors targeting the offices of Blackrock.
The answer is... Non! Chaos continues in France as President Macron defends his hated pension reform programme and refuses to U-turn - despite admitting it had 'not been accepted'
The pension reform protests in France grew to new proportions. Protesters have not allowed the government to silence them. On Thursday, over 100 people stormed BlackRock's office in Paris and nearly burned it down. "The meaning of this action is
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear, a Democrat, has signed HB236 into law that requires the state's public pension funds to make investment decisions on financial risks and returns; the new law bans environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors.
France is engulfed in turmoil following President Emmanuel Macron's controversial decision to raise the retirement age. Over a million people participated in nationwide protests on Thursday, transforming urban areas into scenes of chaos. These demons
By forcing people to put money into pension funds in a form of investment that they weren't necessarily comfortable with, governments created vast piles of money that was essentially left unguarded on the beach in a bay with a hundred pirate ships.
The White House is sending $36 billion to buttress the Central States Pension Fund, one of the biggest and most troubled funds that manages the pensions of over 350,000 union workers and retirees.
Only a week after Ron de Santis pulled $2 billion in Florida funds from BlackRock, Vanguard, the second biggest asset manager in the world, has abruptly pulled out of GFANZ.
It's remarkable to think that it was just 6 weeks ago when the UK revealed its biggest spending spree in decades - one which sparked a bond market crisis, a political shake up and the resignation of the now former PM Liz Truss.
Missouri plans to remove $500 million of its pension fund investments from BlackRock, making it the latest state to divest from the world's largest asset manager in response to the company's overt leftist agenda.
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