On the right, the LRs seek to get out of the pension crisis
Éric Ciotti (left), president of the Republicans, and Olivier Marleix, boss of LR deputies, leaving…
On the right, the LRs seek to get out of the pension crisis
Éric Ciotti (left), president of the Republicans, and Olivier Marleix, boss of LR deputies, leaving Matignon on April 5. THOMAS SAMSON/AFP
STORY – LR deputies are preparing a seminar to reconcile the troops and make people forget the torments of a complicated political sequence.
Round back and low profile. Republicans are silently watching the conclusions of the Constitutional Council on the pension reform, scheduled for Friday, as if they were going to close a bad parliamentary film in which they will have left too many feathers. “Of course, it’s not simple. You have to take the shock. We’ve only been talking about this for four months but I’m waiting for the end of this sequence to launch several initiatives“, confides Éric Ciotti on Tuesday, joining the capital from his stronghold … and all the questions from the right.
The last is the forum published in Le Figaro of MP Philippe Juvin calling for the emergence of a Prime Minister from the Republicans to form a “stable majority“and share with Emmanuel Macron”the same sincere desire for recovery“. If on the observation of a very damaged France, the parliamentarian from Hauts-de-Seine would have no trouble finding support on the right, on the other hand his political analysis does not find much…
