The executive maintains the vagueness on its pension reform

The context has changed, the method too.

The outcome, however, remains as uncertain as ever.

At the dawn of the presentation of the 2023 budget bills, Monday in the Council of Ministers, and before the resumption of parliamentary work scheduled for October 4 in the hemicycles, Elisabeth Borne must continue this Thursday the consultations started the day before with the forces policies.

After having already received almost all the representatives of the majority and the opposition on Wednesday, the Prime Minister now has an appointment with Marine Le Pen (RN) on Thursday morning, before an interview with Mathilde Panot (LFI) next week - l'Insoumise was unable to make himself available earlier for scheduling reasons.

If the official agenda aims to "

" and "

" the legislative calendar before an announced tense session, the discussions actually revolve around the controversial pension reform.

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