Elisabeth Borne unveils the roadmap of the "hundred days" this Wednesday

Élisabeth Borne unveils Wednesday, from the Elysée Palace, the roadmap entrusted to her by Emmanuel Macron to give substance to the "hundred days of appeasement" and "action" decreed by the president until July 14, and thus try to turn the page on pensions.

It is from the presidential palace that the Prime Minister will make public, after having exposed it to the table of the Council of Ministers, the content of the government program for the coming weeks, which will be a test for an executive still deprived of an absolute majority. in the Assembly and weakened by the chaotic adoption of the pension reform.

Since the promulgation of the law, Emmanuel Macron has embarked on a series of trips – Alsace, Hérault, Loir-et-Cher – to praise his action and expose his new priorities.

Displacements accompanied by demonstrations of opponents and their concerts of pans, as for most ministerial escapes on the ground, like the rowdy visit Monday in Lyon of the Minister of Education Pap Ndiaye.

The intersyndicale, for its part, is preparing the May 1 demonstrations which it wishes to make a show of force.

“It can be the last stand” of the inter-union, nevertheless considers a minister.

The time is nonetheless to relaunch the executive machine when Emmanuel Macron has just crossed the first anniversary of his re-election.

"One Text" Immigration

In his address to the French on April 17, the Head of State gave himself “a hundred days”, with a “first assessment” on July 14, and commissioned Ms. Borne to establish and detail the content.

But the president did not content himself with listing his

, “public services” including school and health): he has also since delivered some timetable tracks and method.

On the labor side, he mentioned a text of law transposing "very quickly" the national interprofessional agreement on the "sharing of value" in business, concluded between the employers' organizations and trade unions.

He also cited a project "on France Travail (transformation of Pôle Emploi, editor's note) and on vocational high schools, on which we must move forward by the summer" and which will be carried out by Minister Olivier Dussopt.

According to government and parliamentary sources, Ms. Borne should also draw the outlines of a future law on digital technology including the establishment of an "anti-scam filter", the transcription into French law of the new European regulations on services and digital markets (DSA-DMA), or even a "strengthening" of the blocking of pornographic sites aimed at minors.

On the immigration side, Mr. Macron advocated "a single text" to "toughen our rules" on expulsion while improving integration.

Thus dismissing the hypothesis of a project divided into several texts to facilitate its adoption, as he himself had mentioned a month ago.

Speculations for Matignon

But

,” he said, when asked about the possibility of adoption at 49.3.

While Ms. Borne recently declared, in an interview with AFP, that she no longer intended to use this constitutional weapon in the future, except for financial texts, 49.3 "is obviously part of the hypotheses

, yet judged Olivier Dussopt on Tuesday.

Even if, on the immigration law, it will be necessary “to do everything to avoid it”, added the Minister of Labor, engaged on this text alongside the Minister of the Interior Gérald Darmanin.

Ms. Borne will perform after-sales service on Thursday morning during the "4 truths" on France 2. But after the sequence of retirements, and while Emmanuel Macron has accumulated distant statements about his Prime Minister, speculation goes good progress on his future at Matignon.

, blows a framework of the majority, skeptical on the “gifts” which the line could offer to the Parliament to allow the adoption of the laws.

But the executive could also choose to circumvent the obstacle, by also unveiling regulatory measures.

Ms. Borne outlined the way, announcing for example last week the halving of the time to obtain identity documents, one of the famous “concrete solutions” touted by the Prime Minister.