Fabien Roussel accuses the government of having “passed by force” in the Assembly

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After the end of the debates at the Bourbon Palace, the Communist deputy Fabien Roussel accuses the government of having passed “in strength” to the National Assembly on pension reform. The former presidential candidate said on Sunday February 19 that the executive chose to use article 47-1 “which limits the number of days [de débat parlementaire]at twenty days”. “We could not have time to conduct all the necessary discussions”he said on the program “Sunday in politics” on France 3. Follow the situation in our live.

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