On the eve of a tenth day of mobilization against the pension reform and in a particularly tense context, Emmanuel Macron receives from noon the Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne, followed by the executives of the majority, Monday March 27, announced Sunday the Elysée, confirming information from BFMTV. The President is due to meet at noon with his Prime Minister, then they will be joined from 1:15 p.m. by the presidents of parliamentary groups, party leaders and several members of the government. Follow our live.
“Appease the country.” Elisabeth Borne begins Monday a series of consultations planned over three weeks with parliamentarians, political parties, representatives of local elected officials and social partners if they wish. This “action plan” will be detailed to Emmanuel Macron on Monday noon, then to the majority executives. “I have two objectives: to appease the country in the face of these tensions and to accelerate the responses to the expectations of the French”, said the head of government on Sunday in an interview with AFP.
The end of recourse to 49.3, apart from financial texts. The Prime Minister is due to meet on Monday afternoon the presidents of committee at the Assembly, then will continue on Tuesday with the presidents of the Senate Gérard Larcher and of the National Assembly Yaël Braun-Pivet. In game: sketch a “legislative program” of texts, making sure to build on them “upstream majorities”, and thus avoid having to resort to a new 49.3. “The method I set for the future is: no 49.3 outside of the financial texts”Elisabeth Borne told AFP on Sunday.
New day of mobilization Tuesday. A tenth day of action against the pension reform is expected on Tuesday. THE traffic will be “strongly disturbed”, warned the SNCF, while the RATP announced traffic also “very disturbed“Tuesday on the RER network. On the side of National Education, the inter-union intends to renew the strike Tuesday in schools and high schools. The National Federation of Ports and Docks CGT (PDF file) also called on port workers and dockworkers to a 24-hour strike, as did the CGT Mines Énergie which also calls for an extension of the renewable strike.