The High Commissioner for Pensions questioned after the unfortunate revelations of “omissions” in his declaration of interests to the HATVP reportedly threw in the towel” on his own initiative “according to the Elysée.
December 17, 2019 is a high-risk day for the government, which will have to give up on its pension reform to avoid plunging the country into chaos.
A new day of mobilization is scheduled for December 17, 2019 in response to the Prime Minister’s announcements. The grunting is getting worse. The Christmas truce could be the end of it.
Point-of-view. In his analysis of pension reform published on his blog, former Secretary of State for the Budget Christian Eckert fears ulterior motives, such as the use of individual solutions such as private insurance. And put forward some proposals.
Will the executive smash itself on pension reform like others before it? This is what this day of strikes and demonstrations is all about.
The trade union front against pension reform intends to make December 5, 2019 a day of mobilization against the executive. But then what? Anything is possible… even the worst.
