At the end of a trip in the Hauts-de-France region, Monday, April 11, President Candidate conceded that he was ready to change the “pace” and “the terminals” provided for in the Reformation.
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To overcome, you have to convince, we say. You must also adapt, think Emmanuel Macron. Monday, April 11, to hope to win the second round of the presidential election, on April 24, in the face of his extreme right opponent, Marine Le Pen, the head of state ceded on the most abrasive project and the most symbolic of its possible possible five-year.
The decline of the retirement age at 65 years is no longer a “dogma”, assured the head of state since Carvin, a small town of Pas-de-Calais, during his first displacement of campaign. “I do not have a dogma except that not to let poverty settle down and not to leave our children the cost of our cowardice,” he insisted saying “open to discussion”.
In detail, Emmanuel Macron is ready to change the “rhythm” and “terminals” provided in the reform and does not exclude “a referendum. The retirement age could be gradually retreated by setting a “Revoyure Clause” at 64 years old. Initially, the Head of State intended to push him every year from three to four months to succeed to this 65-year-old threshold.
“I am ready to make a reform that does not go up to 2030 if we feel too much anxiety in people,” he conceded. “It can be intelligent because I hear people, like you, [especially] the lady earlier that shouted me on,” he added evoking a woman who had greeted him in the small city by brandishing a sign “not to retirement at 65 years”. “It is necessary to leave the real to go to the ideal,” he summarized, philosopher, quoting Jean Jaurès, during an interview given to the BFMTV information chain from the Bellevue coffee on the place bearing the name of the founder of the Socialist Party.
dial with the electorate of Jean-Luc Mélenchon
A few hours to wander on the lands dotted with horses, worked by deindustrialization and mass unemployment, will therefore suffice for the head of state to resign themselves to the “real” and notes that the subject of the pensions was a “Creeping point” to compromise his victory on April 24th.
At the top of the ballot, Sunday, with 27.84% votes to 23.15% for Marine Le Pen, the tenant of the Elysée knows that he has to deal with what has become the third political force of the country : The radical left of Jean-Luc Mélenchon. Frosting selection in the second round with 21.95% of the vote, the leader of France unsuitable called his constituents to give “no voices in Marine Le Pen”.
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