Nupes wants to make the debate on the surviving amendment of the Liot bill “a serious moment”

Only an amendment to the Liot bill aimed at obtaining a report in six months on the consequences of the pension reform is examined Thursday, June 8 in the National Assembly. Those restoring the retirement age to 62 were, as announced, tried “inadmissible” by the President of the National Assembly, Yaël Braun-Pivet.

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The anger is therefore great in the ranks of the opposition and the debates promise to be electric. Before embarking on what may be the last battle, you must first try everything for everything, according to the communist Fabien Roussel who spins the sporting metaphor. “We’re going to jump the hurdles one after the otherhe said.

“It is on the shoulders of the President of the National Assembly that the pressure rests today. She is the one who puts the penknife in the Republican contract. Or not.”

Fabien Roussel, boss of the PCF

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Then will come the time to scrap in the hemicycle. “They still have to hear us, that we talk to them eye to eye”insists Bertrand Pancher, the boss of the Liot group whose bill has been emptied of its substance.

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A splash in the making

The general discussion and the examination of what remains of the text will serve as a platform for the left, which will take advantage of every minute to denounce the reform. “Today, maybe somewhere we have an appointment with what we are here for: to make the people hear inside the hemicycle”launches the ecologist Sandrine Rousseau.

La Nupes is also preparing a bang to mark the spirits “but I’m not going to tell you in advance”, refuses with a smile the green deputy. A symbolic action, inside or outside the National Assembly. “We don’t want to folklorize the hemicycleentrusts us with a rebellious weight, we want to make it a serious moment”.