Against the reform of the reserves, Tuesday was the third day of strike and mobilisation in Iparralde and the French state. In Baiona, 12,000 people have left the street in response to the trade union call, according to the organization. Police say they've been 7,000. LAB and OCA have also joined the mobilization called for by the Interunion. The president of the FO trade union, Herve Larrouquert, spoke on behalf of the trade union: "We are not going to relax anything; the French Government is without escaping."

On Wednesday, LAB held a national mobilization to claim that Euskal Herria needs a pension system of its own. Trade unions are also calling for mobilisation by Saturday. In Baiona you will depart at 10:30 from the train station. They expect it to be a "giant mobilization."

Debates on the draft reform in the French National Assembly began on 6 February. There was a great scandal throughout the programme. The left coalition Nupes and the extreme right RN called for a vote on the reform by referendum. They voted on the RN's proposal and the members of Nupes left the Chamber because their proposal was not put to the vote. Finally, the process will tend towards formal voting, as Members did not accept the proposal of the extreme right, which had 101 votes in favour and 272 against.

The government of Emmanuel Macron wants to extend the retirement age from 62 to 64 years, among other measures. Consequently, 25 per cent of the poorest population will die before receiving the toilet in the French State, as can be seen in Gedar.