“Resist headwinds
.
This
is the instruction of Emmanuel Macron and Elisabeth Borne to their ministers.
But, in the panoply of Aeolus, there are violent gusts and light breezes.
The first are rough, but announced;
we expect it, we prepare for it, we resist it.
The second, invisible, seem harmless, but are ultimately more formidable.
The pension reform is a flurry, the disappearance of the stamp is a breeze.
And the executive would benefit from being as wary of the effects of the second as of the impact of the first.
Pensions will be the big battle of the first quarter.
We see how the government is trying to avoid too harsh a confrontation.
But he knows that he will not push back the legal retirement age without a moment of truth made up of strikes and demonstrations.
And precisely: he knows it and everyone knows it.
This dramaturgy is played cards on the table.
There will be a form of rationality of conflictuality.
On the one hand, a specific project with an author…
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