The parliamentary right had posed as a decisive force for the adoption of the pension reform.
But after a chaotic parliamentary discussion, Les Républicains were forced to comment on the outbreak of 49.3.
And some deputies within the LR group even said they were ready to sanction the government's method.
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"If it has to go through a motion of censure, it will go through a motion of censure,"
said Pierre-Henri Dumont, the deputy of Pas-de-Calais, like the comments made by Aurélien Pradié.
While regretting a lack of vote, the deputy for Lot denounced a "
risk of democratic rupture
", without ruling out the possibility of voting, too, a motion of censure, widening the gap a little more between him and the official line. Republicans.
A problem of method
In his press release, Éric Ciotti also pointed out the responsibility of the executive in the outcome at 49.3 but by distancing himself from the position of the LR slingers.
“The use of 49.3 is necessarily a mistake.
I…
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