In opposition, but politically central.
In this new school year 2023, Les Républicains will be very courted by the government for their ability to make or break a parliamentary majority, as on pension reform or Gérald Darmanin's bill on immigration.
On pensions, LR is moving, in its majority, towards a favorable vote.
“The question before us is simple: are we going to stand up for what we have always stood for?
Or are we going to slide into the quicksand of denial?”
, interviewed Bruno Retailleau in a column published in
Le Figaro
, a fortnight ago.
“Refusing to push back the legal retirement age to 64 would be, for LR, to discredit itself
,” insisted the president of the LR group in the Senate.
On this question, there is not the space of a “sheet of cigarette paper” between Bruno Retailleau and Éric Ciotti.
The new president of LR has always indicated that he is in favor of a pension reform in the name of
"credibility"
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