The days pass, but no thinning is perceptible on the horizon.
The landscape is almost frozen.
A large part of the French remain opposed to the pension reform.
The unions walk hand in hand and multiply the calls to demonstrate.
The left parties are on a war footing.
The National Rally wants a referendum.
The right, which knows that it can tip the balance one way or the other in this case, is raising the stakes.
Opposite, the President of the Republic, very busy on the international scene, lets his Prime Minister go to the front.
Right in her boots, Elisabeth Borne is nevertheless more and more present in the media to reassure and try some concessions.
We feel that the coming weeks are shaping up to be decisive, in the “make or break” mode.
Édouard Philippe came out of the woods to support her, but she was hardly helped by her parliamentary majority.
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