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Monday April 11, Emmanuel Macron said he was ready to review his position on retirement at 65. His opponent, Marine Le Pen, denounces a political maneuver.
From town to town, Emmanuel beats the countryside relentlessly. Traveling to Mulhouse (Haut-Rhin) on Tuesday April 12, he spoke with caregivers. The day before, he was in Carvin (Nord), one of the poorest towns in France, favorable to Marine Le Pen. He mentioned the subjects of purchasing power and pension reform. The campaign candidate said he was ready to review his copy, with retirement at 64 rather than 65. “If we have to give ourselves a shorter horizon [que 2030] to move the reference age, it can be part of the things we discuss“, did he declare.
The candidate also confided, on BFMTV, that he “not excluded[t] not the referendum for any reform whatsoever“According to Marine Le Pen, who defends retirement at 62, Emmanuel Macron’s change of course is a political maneuver.”There is nothing to expect from Emmanuel Macron in this area. He will go to the end of this obsession, because in reality, retirement at 65 is his obsession: he only talks about that, he only considers that“, she commented, on the morning of April 11, on France Inter.
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