“In common” plays it solo.
According to our information, as the anti-pension reform processions rushed through part of the country, the former Macronist minister, Barbara Pompili, announced that she would not vote for the text during her final examination at the National Assembly.
A decision unveiled this Tuesday in a group meeting by the person concerned, which brings her two close deputies Stella Dupont and Cécile Rilhac in her wake.
This, a week before the solemn ballot which could take place on March 16th.
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to explain their position and clarify their voting intentions, the three elected officials remained unreachable.
“
At this stage, we can see real progress in the content of this reform.
But social mobilization, dignified and massive, both in large cities and in our cities, leads to reflection
, ”warned Stella Dupont in a press release published on Friday.
Immediate exclusion of the Macronist group in the event of a vote against
In mid-January, already, the former figure of the Greens, Barbara Pompili, had taken the head of the internal sling to the majority by threatening to abstain.
"If I had to vote now, I could not vote for
," she said, pointing to the
"social injustices"
that the government's project would cause.
The confirmation of this dissent immediately caused a stir on Tuesday in the presidential camp, which continues to crack openly.
“Our individual challenge must sometimes give way to the collective challenge, it is the team that takes precedence
,” retorted the general rapporteur for the budget, Jean-René Cazeneuve.
The patroness of the 170 Renaissance deputies, Aurore Bergé, added:
“No individual destiny exists if there is no collective destiny.
The prerequisite is the collective.
(...) This is not
“
the great reform of the quinquennium
”
, but if it is not adopted, there will be no “great reform””
.
The deputy of Oise, Éric Woerth, finally reminded these three deputies of responsibility.
“Sometimes you have to know how to get out of public opinion.
What we are going to do today is exactly what the president promised
,” he thundered.
And for good reason, the leaders of the majority group have warned their troops: voting against such a text would lead to immediate exclusion.
