The President of the Republic must make his decision “at the end of the morning” on the possibility of going to a vote in the National Assembly or the need to resort to 49.3 to pass the pension reform.
A second meeting after a first meeting this morning. From 12 p.m., Emmanuel Macron will again bring together the leaders of the presidential camp to “re-follow up” before a decisive and uncertain vote in the National Assembly on his pension reform, BFMTV learned from the presidency.
According to a majority official, the Head of State will take his “decision at the end of the morning” on the possibility of going to a vote in the Assembly or the need to resort to 49.3 which allows adoption of the project without a vote. , while Macronist strategists are busy trying to find out if they have a majority of deputies. For the time being, no council of ministers has been convened, we are told. .
This second meeting comes after the Senate vote, which unsurprisingly should ratify the pension reform, but especially before the ballot held in the National Assembly from 3 p.m., which is much more uncertain.
