Macron's Pension Law Faces Constitutional Test

The video discusses the significant decision by the French Constitutional Council regarding Emmanuel Macron's pension reform. The Council, consisting of nine members, will decide whether to cancel the reform or require a referendum. Protests have been ongoing, with symbolic actions by railway workers. The number of protesters has decreased, but future actions are planned, especially on Labor Day. The Council's decision could either escalate or diminish the protests.

What is the significance of the decision being made today regarding the French pension reform?

What are the potential consequences if the entire pension reform is rejected by the Council?

What actions have railway workers taken in response to the pension reform protests?

How has the turnout for protests changed from the beginning of March to yesterday?

What is the significance of May 1st in relation to the protests?