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Wednesday March 15 will be the eighth day of mobilization against the pension reform. At the joint joint committee, deputies and senators will have to agree on a common version of the text, which will then be voted on in the Senate and then in the Assembly on Thursday. The point with the journalist Guillaume Daret.
In view of the vote on the text of the pension reform, the Prime Minister, Élisabeth Borne, must meet parliamentarians. “An executive of the majority told me yesterday that laptops and calculators will seriously heat up in the coming days, becausetoday the government still does not know if it has a majority to vote for its reform“, reports the journalist Guillaume Daretin live from The national assembly (Paris)Monday, March 13.
Avoid 49.3
If all eyes are on the Republicans, “it is not certain that this is enough”continues the journalist. Behind the scenes, Elisabeth Borne assures us that she does not want to use 49.3, which would be “a form of admission of failure”. But “if it comes down to two or three votes, it’s hard to think she’ll take the risk of a vote”concludes however Guillaume Daret.
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