Good news and especially no waves before the elections.
Emmanuel Macron's second five-year term, which is predicted to be stormy, therefore starts as the first ended, with a debauchery of public money.
Having assigned itself the new mission of preserving everyone's purchasing power, the State will absorb the rise in the cost of living until indigestion.
It will be high time, later, to reflect on the means of financing this unlimited prodigality.
The clarion that accompanies the extension of shields and anti-inflation checks echoes a complete muting of the pension reform.
The flagship project of the presidential program - raising the retirement age to 65 - today only arouses embarrassment and ambiguity in the ranks of the majority, up to the Elysée.
There is, however, little doubt about the urgent need to carry out this major project.
In chronic deficit, our pay-as-you-go system is heading for disaster if nothing is done: whereas in the past...
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