The executive vice-president of Reconquest, guest of 10 p.m. Max on BFMTV this Thursday evening, pointed to the “great ideological swerves” of the National Rally on pensions.
At odds with his former party. Invited Thursday evening from 10 p.m. Max on BFMTV, Marion Maréchal was notably questioned about the government’s pension reform and the protest movement it generates.
While her aunt Marine Le Pen intends to lead the fight in the National Assembly and even pleads for a departure at the age of 60 for those who entered working life before the age of 20, Marion Maréchal notes a change of line from the National rally.
“In this case on retirement there is a disagreement”
“The National Rally, on these strong subjects such as retirement, has extremely changing positions”, points out the executive vice-president of Reconquest.
“There have been major ideological swerves, that’s for sure,” she adds on BFMTV.
Legal retirement age at 64, reassessed small pensions, senior indexes, cumulation of employment and pensions… The reform carried out today by Élisabeth Borne and her ministers shares similarities with the presidential program of Éric Zemmour – the president of Reconquête – in the 2022 election.
“We disagree with the official line of the National Rally on this subject. This does not mean that there are no points of convergence on other areas but there in this case on retirement there is a disagreement”, underlines despite everything Marion Maréchal on our antenna.
“I’m probably less statist”
“When we have a system that is unbalanced, we try to provide answers that do not prevent us from fighting against mismanagement and against fraud”, explains the one who confides to having had “a certain number of disagreements on the economic level especially” with his former political family.
Marion Maréchal, however, refuses to define herself as a political figure advocating liberalism: “I don’t use this term very much because no one really has the same definition”.
“What is certain is that I am probably less statist. It is true that I tend to be more ‘poujadist’, I consider that the State taxes too much for insufficient services”, she believes. finally on BFMTV.
