Anger, violence, disinterest… MEPs are worried about the traces that the reform will leave

And then what will be left?

What will remain of these thirteen days, sometimes enamelled with violence?

Of this arm wrestling between unions and executive, having achieved nothing if not to break the dialogue?

Of these virulent debates and these sometimes chaotic scenes which marked the National Assembly?

These are the questions, on this May 1st, that elected officials of all stripes are asking themselves.

Because as the streak comes to an end, all eyes turn to the field.

And a question remains: what traces will the battle for pension reform leave in the country?

Those who venture to answer it struggle to hide their concern.

For the rebellious deputy and former trade unionist Marianne Maximi, Emmanuel Macron has

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completes the macronist Caroline Janvier, for whom

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