Prime Minister: Emmanuel Macron may have embarked on a pre-presidential campaign, he did not give up reforming until the end of his five-year term.
"The courage to transform this country is at the heart of the progressive DNA of La République en Marche",
insisted Friday Olivia Grégoire, Secretary of State for the Social, Solidarity and Responsible Economy, on the plateau of " Talk Le Figaro ”.
"Not reforming it means ensuring an even stronger rise in violence in the years to come",
believes the Marcheuse, convinced that
"at the heart of the anger"
is the persistence of
"economic inequalities. , social and treatment ”.
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Among the projects engaged, the controversial pension reform, stopped in its race for Parliament with the eruption of the health crisis, will have to be
"resumed"
but
"in a different way"
, judges Olivia Grégoire, without advancing on a schedule.
Without fear either the opposition of a part of the opinion.
"The French have always had a tendency to rear up or reject transformations, often out of anxiety", she
judges, eager to
"explain"
the reforms to dispel
"apprehensions"
.
A "republican front"
The former LREM deputy from Paris is engaging in the same exercise of conviction at the regional level, with the approach of the elections of June 20 and 27. In this final ballot before the presidential election, she supports the project of LREM deputy Laurent Saint-Martin, head of the presidential majority list in Île-de-France against Valérie Pécresse. The macronist is less known than the outgoing president (ex-Republicans) of the region -
"he is a young man elected since 2017, it is not abnormal that he is less known"
, sweeps Olivia Grégoire - but it
"has a dynamic"
,
"injects ideas"
and
"embodies renewal in a courageous way"
, wants to believe the Secretary of State.
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While the majority questioned the advisability of an anti-National Rally “republican front” in certain regions, the Marcheuse persisted in presenting Marine Le Pen's party as a
“danger”
.
Already turned towards the scenarios of between-two-turns, she warns voters:
“Laurent Saint-Martin is not the kind of man to play with fire.
He will take his responsibilities. "