After the partial validation of the reform by the Constitutional Council, Emmanuel Macron already saw himself turning the page on pensions.
But that was without counting on the filing of a bill to repeal the newly promulgated text.
The Liot group (Liberties, Independents, Overseas and Territories), already the initiative of the motion of censure, returns to the charge to undo article 7 of the reform (became article 10 in the final text), which rejects the legal retirement age at 64.
"Next June 8, the date of our next parliamentary niche, we will restore power to Parliament and we will win
," said Bertrand Pancher, co-president of the group, to
Parisian
.
Is a simple bill enough to repeal a reform?
Is this small group of independents likely to shake the executive again?
One law can undo another, as the constitutional adage goes.
Even enacted, the pension reform can therefore…
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