This reform never ends.
The processions are thinning out, the opponents are running out of steam, the ministers dream of hearing no more about quarters, and parliamentarians, about contributions.
Olivier Dussopt no longer has a voice, Bruno Retailleau of electricity, La France insoumise has exhausted all the resources of provocation, Éric Ciotti and Olivier Marleix can no longer contain the outbursts of their rebels: it's time for that stop.
This Thursday evening, the text should be adopted.
He will arrive featherless, rickety, his pockets completely pierced through concessions and compromises, but will still remain the symbol of an age: 64 years old.
It's not all that was promised, but it's not nothing.
It is the adjustment that no one is enthusiastic about, but that our aging society could not do without.
In the end, it is the demographic reality that prevails: there are more and more retirees and fewer and fewer working people.
We are almost there…
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