Jérôme Guedj “does not see how” the government could keep the minister in his post

“In a modern democracy, for actors with a sense of republican virtue, I don’t see how the government, the chief executive, could retain a minister whose very attitude is against this exemplary requirement”, reacted Jérôme Guedj, Wednesday March 8, after the fingers of honor sent by Éric Dupond-Moretti, Minister of Justice, to the boss of the Republican deputies Olivier Marleix, Tuesday at the Assembly. The socialist deputy from Essonne within the Nupes was the guest of “4 Truths” on France 2.

A call for a “pause” on pension reform

Jérôme Guedj then returned to the sixth day mobilization against the pension reform, which was held on Tuesday. “The President of the Republic must get wet”estimated the deputy, adding that“he must express himself”. The socialist also pleads for a “break” on the pension reform in order to “to seek consensus with the unions, with the opposition, leaving this idea that there is no other alternative than to add this tax on life, the two additional years”.