Will Emmanuel Macron regret having listened to those who told him, at the start of the 2022 school year, to wait until January 2023 to vote on the pension reform rather than going through an amendment to the PLFSS in the fall?
Given the climate in the country and the atmosphere in the National Assembly, the President of the Republic can say that the past months have not really made it possible to advance the "pedagogy" of the reform, far from it .
The unions have not moved one iota, the French are more likely to be opposed to the postponement of the retirement age, the deputies are starting to ask themselves questions in view of what is happening in their constituencies. .
Confidence ratings of Emmanuel Macron and Elisabeth Borne.
Le Figaro Magazine
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Nevertheless, the Head of State's confidence rating is picking up a few colors.
In context, this is good news, even if it remains in low water.
His camp is totally behind him (94% of Renaissance sympathizers, +5).
On the other hand, he can only count on a third of Republican sympathizers (33%, –9).
However, in the National Assembly, it is the LR deputies who must allow the final adoption of the reform during the vote at second reading.
Olivier Veran +4
Olivier Veran.
F. Bouchon / Le Figaro
You can be on the left and please the right.
The government spokesperson is experimenting with this relatively new situation for him: 43% of right-wing sympathizers trust him (+5).
A higher score than on the left (30%) and which allows Olivier Véran to climb to 4th place in the barometer.
Olivier Dussopt +3
Olivier Dussopt.
F. Bouchon / Le Figaro
The Minister of Labor is struggling to impose himself in the media to defend the pension reform.
Strong competition from his government colleagues, and in particular Gabriel Attal, Olivier Dussopt remains unknown to the French, even if his confidence rating is progressing.
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