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Pension Reform: who will back down? (PART 2)

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Marc Perelman interviews Raquel Garrido, National Secretary, Party of the left; Jonas Haddad, National Delegate, UMP’s youth movement; David Gauthier-Villars, Wall Street Journal Correspondent in Paris; and Bruno Jeanbart, Director of polling, Opinion Way.

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