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Appointed Prime Minister on Monday May 16, Elisabeth Borne will have to manage several sensitive issues, such as the explosive subject of pensions.
Behind the calm of the Matignon hotel, explosive files await Elisabeth Borne, the new Prime Minister appointed Monday, May 16. The first will be to ensure a majority and if possible a comfortable one in the National Assembly. Elisabeth Borne has less than a month to lead and win the battle of the legislative elections with the candidates of the presidential majority. This will necessarily involve proposals on purchasing power. Main concern of the French with the rise in prices, the Prime Minister will have to show skill.
Another explosive subject, pensions. The president intends to push back the legal age of departure at 64 or even 65. Finally, Elisabeth Borne will be eagerly awaited on ecology, a priority displayed by Emmanuel Macron. It is still necessary that the Prime Minister has a free hand. In the immediate future, Elisabeth Borne’s first mission will be to form a government. It will be announced in the next few days.