“None of the players emerges victorious,” said the former socialist president, who criticizes both the attitude of the government and that of all political forces.
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François Hollande deplored, Sunday, February 19, the turn of the debates on the pension reform in the National Assembly. “It’s a tremendous waste since none of the players emerges victorious, neither the government, nor the opposition and especially not the French”regretted the former president, guest of the Grand Jury LCI-RTL- Le Figaro . He called on the government to dialogue with the unions rather than with LR boss Eric Ciotti, seeing government reform as “untimely” And “unfair”.
“To think that it is Mr. Ciotti who today represents the social movement, it is still a bit strange.”
Francois Hollandeto the Grand Jury LCI-RTL-Le Figaro
“We experienced about fifteen dupes since each of the actors was against the grain”, estimated the former socialist president. He criticized all the political forces, first attacking the government, which “took an exceptional procedure to pass a reform” And “opened the criticism of the short time and the passage in force”.
“Absurd” and “contradictory”
François Hollande also tackled the deputies of La France insoumise who “did not even hear what the trade unions were asking for”. The inter-union demanded the withdrawal of the amendments so that article 7, which provides for the raising of the retirement age from 62 to 64, be debated.
On the right, he joked about “the absurd position” And “contradictory” LR deputies who “appeared as those who asked for relaxation”. Finally, his pikes did not spare the National Rally, accused of “hiding throughout the discussion” to submit a motion of censure at the end “which they knew could not pass”.
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