The Republicans reassured after their interview with Elisabeth Borne
Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne, during the press conference on pension reform, Tuesday, January 10, in…
The Republicans reassured after their interview with Elisabeth Borne
Éric Ciotti came out satisfied with his interview with the Prime Minister, as did Bruno Retailleau and Olivier Marleix.
Strike the iron when it is hot. After expressing their satisfaction at having beenheardby the government, The Republicans went on the offensive Thursday on retireesgoing together to Élisabeth Borne.
As Olivier Marleix had announced the day before, at Figaro, one of the objectives of this interview was to verify certain points of the reform deemed essential by the right. This involved ensuring, in particular, that the promise of minimum pension set at 1200 euros (85% of the net minimum wage) was going to concern the French who are well below this threshold despite a full career.
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Leaving Matignon, Éric Ciotti, president of the Republicans, appeared satisfied like his two parliamentary colleagues, the president of the LR senators, Bruno Retailleau, and the leader of the LR deputies, Olivier Marleix. “The Prime Minister confirmed today that there would be an increase in small pensions for 1.8 million pensioners.»
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