Macron Government Survives Two No-Confidence Votes

The transcript discusses the aftermath of a no confidence vote against Macron's government, which narrowly failed. It highlights the ongoing pension reform debate, with opposition considering legal and referendum options. Public protests and strikes continue, affecting transport and fuel supplies, while Macron's popularity hits a low. The situation remains tense with potential for further disruptions.

What was the outcome of the no-confidence vote against the French government?

• It passed with a large majority.

• It failed by a narrow margin.

• It was postponed indefinitely.

• It was unanimously rejected.

What are the two options the opposition has to block the pension reform?

• Negotiating with the government and organizing a strike

• Protesting in the streets and appealing to the United Nations

• Review at the Constitutional Court and organizing a referendum

• Organizing a referendum and appealing to the European Union

How many French people would need to support a referendum to block the pension reform?

• 4.8 million

• 5.5 million

• 3.5 million

• 2 million

What actions have protesters taken in response to the pension reform?

• Organized peaceful rallies

• Scattered garbage and burned cars

• Held sit-ins at government offices

• Blocked highways across the country

What percentage of gas stations are missing at least one type of fuel due to the strikes?

• 5%

• 10%

• 15%

• 20%