Four days before the great inter-union mobilization against the pension reform, the majority is closing ranks.
Guest of the “
Grand Jury RTL-LCI-Le Figaro
”, Aurore Bergé assured that
“the reform will be adopted and will come into force”
.
“We will have the courage to take it on and go all the way.
The right to strike is not a right to block”
, continued the leader of the Renaissance deputies.
The unions of transport companies (SNCF, RATP), schools or even energy are already agitating the threat of a black day.
In the event of "too great"
blockages
which would penalize the life of the French - as during the strike of the refineries last October -, the deputy of Yvelines said she was open to an evolution of the law on
"minimum services"
.
Faced with the challenge of
“convincing the French”
, Aurore Bergé hammered home the urgency of a
“just and necessary reform”
.
“As of this year, our plan is in deficit.
We must respond to an emergency, that of funding.
All the alternative projects presented to us lie to the French (departure at 60).
It is not true!”
, she explained.
62% of French people nevertheless remain opposed to postponing the retirement age from 62 to 64, according to the latest Odoxa-Backbone poll.
“Even at 64, we will remain one of the European countries where the French can retire the earliest
,” detailed Aurore Bergé.
Although satisfied with the reform, the employers said they were opposed to the establishment of a "senior index", supposed to promote the employment of older workers.
“If we have to go even further so that our seniors are employed even longer, then we will do it
,” retorted the elected official, without excluding the possibility of imposing constraints on companies.
“LFI seeks to create chaos”
After its presentation Monday, January 23 in the Council of Ministers, the text must arrive three days later in the hemicycle.
“We are doing everything to avoid having recourse to 49-3”
, promised the group president who hopes to count on the support of LR deputies.
On the benches of the opposition, the Nupes is already preparing its weapons, calling for a popular mobilization on January 21 against the reform.
For Aurore Bergé,
"Rebellious France seeks to generate chaos
", without entering
"into the parliamentary debate".
"If we don't transform the National Assembly into a ZAD, we will have debates"
, she added, referring to the words of the new boss of the Greens, Marine Tondelier, during the meeting to launch the Nupes campaign against the reform.
Asked about the return of Adrien Quatennens to the National Assembly, Aurore Bergé also castigated
“an insult made to all women”
.
According to her, the unfailing support of Jean-Luc Mélenchon with regard to the deputy from the North disqualifies him
"to speak to women and stand for the presidential election"
.
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