35 heures, pacs, CMU, droit du sol… : l’héritage du gouvernement Jospin
Hommage national à Lionel Jospin aux Invalides : « Avec lui, c’est une part de nous-même qui s’en va »
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The article discusses the significant reforms undertaken by Lionel Jospin's government in France between 1997 and 2002. Following Jospin's death on March 22nd, the article revisits five key policies implemented during his tenure that continue to impact French society. These include the 35-hour work week, the PACS (civil solidarity pact), the CMU (universal health coverage), and the "droit du sol" (birthright citizenship). The article highlights the lasting legacy of these reforms on French social and political history, more than two decades after their implementation.
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AI-ExtractedThe article will review five reforms from the Jospin government.
The Jospin government (1997-2002) undertook several emblematic reforms.
Lionel Jospin died Sunday, March 22 at 88 years old.
Reforms from the Jospin government have left a mark on French social and political history.
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