Pension reform: for Clément Beaune, Emmanuel Macron knows that he “is expected” by the French
The trips of the executive have been heckled in recent days, between pots and the reception committee, starting with Emmanuel Macron last Wednesday in Alsace. But there is no question of slowing down the president’s return to the field.
“The president wants to re-engage in the debate and he knows that he is expected”, defends Clément Beaune, the Minister of Transport.
“Perhaps I should have gotten more wet,” said the head of state in an interview with Le Parisien this Sunday evening.
Interview with Macron at the “Parisien”: Rousseau deplores that he “speaks only of himself” and invites him to “talk about the people”
After the interview with Emmanuel Macron at Parisian, Sandrine Rousseau denounces the “elements of language” of the President of the Republic.
“I feel like it’s him alone against everyone. His government hasn’t been up to it, we haven’t understood, but he knows what’s good for us,” lambasted the Green MP for Paris.
“In this interview, he only talks about himself, I would like him to talk about the people,” adds the elected official.
May 1: Bompard calls for the biggest demonstration “ever organized”
On May 1, the unions are calling for a day of historic mobilization. If this day marks Labor Day, the centrals also have pension reform in mind. And the left is pushing for the French to mobilize.
“We must ensure that this demonstration is the most powerful that has ever been organized in this country”, said Manuel Bompard, national coordinator of La France insoumise, at the microphone of CNews.
Objective: “that the President of the Republic understands that it is not time to move on, that the subject is still (that) (d) pensions.”
After Macron’s interview with “Le Parisien”, Bompard denounces his “contempt”
After the interview with Emmanuel Macron at ParisianManuel Bompard denounces on CNews the “contempt” of the President of the Republic on the pension reform.
For him this interview, gives, on the part of the Head of State, “this feeling that the French have not understood very well”.
“It’s contemptuous because it gives the impression that this opposition to pension reform is in fact a lack of understanding,” he said, adding:
“The French have understood very well: they do not agree with the idea that you have to work two more years.”
Pans, power cuts … Emmanuel Macron denounces “incivism”
“It’s no longer a dispute.” Emmanuel Macron returned this Sunday, in an interview granted to the Parisianon the different forms of protest around pension reform. According to the President of the Republic, the sound of saucepans that accompanied some of his movements these last days constitute a form of “incivility”.
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Emmanuel Macron believes that he must “reengage in public debate”
Emmanuel Macron defends his disputed reform. In an interview given au Parisian and published this Sunday, the Head of State reaffirms the need for pension reform. “Whatever the hypotheses, we are in deficit”, he supports.
According to the president, this reform “gives us muscle” because it reduces the deficit. Thus, other “major projects” can then be launched.
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Hello everyone!
Welcome to this live dedicated to pension reform. Promulgated for more than a week, the text still arouses many disputes. In this context, Emmanuel Macron now appears on the front line, unlike previous months when he left the government in the spotlight.
The Head of State is now multiplying interviews and trips to try to close this chapter and plan for the rest of his second five-year term.
