“We must put this reform on stand-by”, pleads the deputy Renaissance Patrick Vignal

“We must put this pension reform on stand-by”, launches Tuesday March 21 on franceinfo Patrick Vignal, Renaissance deputy for Hérault. However, it does not explain the recommended way to suspend this text. If he judges this reform “necessary”the elected member of the presidential majority alerts the government, considering that“we can’t always govern with 49.3”.

The Renaissance deputy from Hérault recognizes that the presidential majority “didn’t defend enough” the pension bill. Patrick Vignal “take [sa part] and considers that they should have gone more on the pitch” to convince the French about this text. He also points to the“complicated opposition to the National Assembly” Who “did not want to negotiate” according to him : “Behind La France insoumise, Jean-Luc Mélenchon seeks chaos”, is indignant Patrick Vignal. He also accuses “part of Les Républicains to prepare the sequel to Emmanuel Macron”namely the presidential election of 2027. “Let’s stop preparing the sequel and make a social project”indicates the chosen one.

Patrick Vignal ensures that there is still “four months before [que ce texte ne] be promulgated”which leaves time to “think differently”. For MP Renaissance, the executive has two choices “or we continue to say that it is like that, we made a 49.3, or we work”. He thus calls on the executive to hear “anger” demonstrators who continue to mobilize against the pension reform.

Patrick Vignal does not consider that it is necessary “start all over again” however on this text, welcoming “advances on long careers and on women”. Rather, he argues for “changing the DNA of the consensus path”. Patrick Vignal puts forward the future law on full employment, but he fears that it will come in the midst of a crisis of mistrust with regard to the “political talk” : “If I tell the French to trust us, that the Labor Law will correct all the inequalities that we discovered during this reform, the French will not believe us”, laments the deputy of Hérault. He believes that Emmanuel Macron “could make a wonderful social project” : “We would put there the reform of institutions, the territorial millefeuille and public spending and the French, we will follow”he adds.