“Pension spending is not slipping, it is relatively under control
,” declared Pierre-Louis Bras, the head of the Pensions Orientation Council (COR), on January 19 during his hearing before the Assembly's finance committee. national.
A sentence immediately repeated in a loop by the far left to make the COR say what it wanted to hear, namely that the reform would not be necessary.
And this, even though the president of the COR then explained in his hearing that the balance of pensions (that is to say the difference between expenditure and income) will be in deficit.
However, it is the balance, that is to say what remains in the coffers, that must be taken into account.
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“When he speaks on such a sensitive subject, he must measure what he is saying. It is not the simple word of an academic in a symposium
, criticizes the deputy and former minister Éric Woerth, craftsman of the pension reform of 2010.
When he talks about expenses, he ...
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