Pension reform: the decision of the Constitutional Council expected on Friday April 14

Friday, April 14, the Constitutional Council will deliver its long-awaited decision on the pension reform. Journalist Guillaume Daret, present on the 8 Hours set on Tuesday, explains that there is “Basically three possibilities: either a total validation (it is quite unlikely), or a total censorship (then there, it will obviously be a political earthquake and a fiasco for Emmanuel Macron), or then a partial censorship (this is what most opponents and advocates of reform anticipate)”.

Elisabeth Borne receives Marine Le Pen

In addition to the future of pension reform, the future of Elisabeth Borne as head of government is also being played out this week. “At the end of this sequence, Emmanuel Macron wants to open another time. His entourage, last week on the sidelines of his trip to China, also told us that he was very likely to speak next week, around April 17. The question is the future of Elisabeth Borne as Prime Minister”continues Guillaume Daret. Elisabeth Borne receives Marine Le Pen on Tuesday. On Wednesday, it will be local communities.