Satisfied but vigilant;
both of them.
The ten “slinger” deputies from the Macron camp, with crucial votes to adopt the pension reform without 49.3, have seen the recent concessions of the government with a good eye.
But they continue to keep the pressure on the executive, as the National Assembly begins Thursday the fourth day of consideration of the bill.
"It's starting to move, the law is becoming fair",
observes the deputy (Renaissance, ex-LREM) Patrick Vignal, figure of the left wing of the majority.
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Same message from her colleague Stella Dupont, Tuesday, before the majority group: she welcomed the advances announced by Élisabeth Borne in
Le Journal du dimanche
, but she remains attentive to their inclusion in the text.
These parliamentarians are grateful to the Prime Minister for allowing those who started working between the ages of 20 and 21 to retire at 63, not 64.
Just as they welcome the announcement of a “
progress report
” of the effects of…
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