French unions block fuel depots in protest against labor reformsPARIS (Reuters) - French trade unionists blocked access on Monday to several fuel depots in protest against an overhaul of employment laws, seeking to test the government s will to reform the economy. In southern France, protesters  unions set up a road-block in front of Total s La Mede refinery, while in western France fuel depots were blocked near Bordeaux and the coastal city of La Rochelle. Union members also held go-slow operations on highways near Paris and in northern France.  We re determined. We re going to stay as long as possible while hoping that other blockades take place elsewhere, maybe that ll make Mr. Macron move,  Force Ouvriere union official Pascal Favre told Reuters. Eager to avoid fuel shortages, centrist President Emmanuel Macron s government deployed police at some sites before dawn to ensure by force that protesters could not block access.   It s not in blockading the country s economy and by preventing people from working, that one best defends one s cause,  junior economy minister Benjamin Griveaux told RTL radio. The labor reform is due to become law in the coming days after Macron formally signed five labor form decrees on Friday, in the first major economic reforms since he took power in May. The new rules, discussed at length in advance with unions, will cap payouts on dismissals that are judged unfair, while also giving companies greater freedom to hire and fire employees and to agree working conditions. While unions have failed to derail the reform, the considerable political capital Macron had after his landslide election victory in May is quickly evaporating. Macron suffered his first electoral setback on Sunday when his Republic on the Move (LREM) party won fewer seats than expected in elections for the French Senate. worldnews
french unions block fuel depots protest labor reformsparis reuters french trade unionists blocked access monday several fuel depots protest overhaul employment laws seeking test government reform economy in southern france protesters unions set front total la made refinery western france fuel depots blocked near bordeaux coastal city la michelle union members also held operations highways near paris northern france we determined we going stay long possible hoping blockade take place elsewhere maybe make macron move force ouvriere union official pascal fare told reuters eager avoid fuel shortages centrist president emmanuel macron government deployed police sites dawn ensure force protesters could block access it blocking country economy preventing people working one best defends one cause junior economy minister benjamin griveaux told rtl radio the labor reform due become law coming days macron formally signed five labor form decrees friday first major economic reforms since took power may the new rules discussed length advance unions cap layouts dismissals judged unfair also giving companies greater freedom hire fire employees agree working conditions while unions failed derail reform considerable political capital macron landslide election victory may quickly evaporation macron suffered first electoral setback sunday republic move prem party fewer seats expected elections french senate worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: French unions block fuel depots in protest against labor reformsPARIS (Reuters) - French trade unionists blocked access on Monday to several fuel depots in protest against an overhaul of employment laws, seeking to test the government s will to reform the economy. In southern France, protesters  unions set up a road-block in front of Total s La Mede refinery, while in western France fuel depots were blocked near Bordeaux and the coastal city of La Rochelle. Union members also held go-slow operations on highways near Paris and in northern France.  We re determined. We re going to stay as long as possible while hoping that other blockades take place elsewhere, maybe that ll make Mr. Macron move,  Force Ouvriere union official Pascal Favre told Reuters. Eager to avoid fuel shortages, centrist President Emmanuel Macron s government deployed police at some sites before dawn to ensure by force that protesters could not block access.   It s not in blockading the country s economy and by preventing people from working, that one best defends one s cause,  junior economy minister Benjamin Griveaux told RTL radio. The labor reform is due to become law in the coming days after Macron formally signed five labor form decrees on Friday, in the first major economic reforms since he took power in May. The new rules, discussed at length in advance with unions, will cap payouts on dismissals that are judged unfair, while also giving companies greater freedom to hire and fire employees and to agree working conditions. While unions have failed to derail the reform, the considerable political capital Macron had after his landslide election victory in May is quickly evaporating. Macron suffered his first electoral setback on Sunday when his Republic on the Move (LREM) party won fewer seats than expected in elections for the French Senate. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: french unions block fuel depots protest labor reformsparis reuters french trade unionists blocked access monday several fuel depots protest overhaul employment laws seeking test government reform economy in southern france protesters unions set front total la made refinery western france fuel depots blocked near bordeaux coastal city la michelle union members also held operations highways near paris northern france we determined we going stay long possible hoping blockade take place elsewhere maybe make macron move force ouvriere union official pascal fare told reuters eager avoid fuel shortages centrist president emmanuel macron government deployed police sites dawn ensure force protesters could block access it blocking country economy preventing people working one best defends one cause junior economy minister benjamin griveaux told rtl radio the labor reform due become law coming days macron formally signed five labor form decrees friday first major economic reforms since took power may the new rules discussed length advance unions cap layouts dismissals judged unfair also giving companies greater freedom hire fire employees agree working conditions while unions failed derail reform considerable political capital macron landslide election victory may quickly evaporation macron suffered first electoral setback sunday republic move prem party fewer seats expected elections french senate worldnews