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Thursday, March 16, by the vote of the National Assembly on the pension reform, Emmanuel Macron is trying to continue his presidential activities. The president has indicated that he wishes to go to the vote but the threat of 49.3 still hangs. The details of journalist Guillaume Daret.
The president participated in the morning, Thursday March 16, in the general states of diplomacy at the Quai d’Orsay. “He knows that this is a key moment in this start of the second five-year term. (…) He gathered for the second time in the morning around him at the Elysée the executives of the majority“, explains journalist Guillaume Daret live from the Élysée Palace (Paris). “It’s really the time for the final negotiations, the final counts“, he continues.
A vote that could be lost
The president made it known yesterday that he wanted to go to the vote. “But the pressure, especially on the Republicans, leaves the threat of a dissolution hanging over, a way of trying to dissuade the most recalcitrant“, specifies Guillaume Daret. Emmanuel Macron is therefore faced with a dilemma: should we use 49.3, unpopular, but which will allow him to adopt his reform or else take the risk of a vote which could be lost with considerable consequences?
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