LIVE – Pensions, inflation… Follow the return of the government

Accused by the opposition of not doing enough, the government strengthens its measures to help bakeries in great difficulty.

Although the return to social life promises to be high risk, between the pension reform and the call for the yellow vests, the Executive wants to prevent discontent from agglutinating.

We explain here why Bercy closely follows the bakers’ file.

Following a tradition launched under Gaston Deferre in 1982, ministers shared coffee and croissants at the Home Office. They head towards the Élysée, a few meters from Place Beauvau for the first Council of Ministers.

The executive is preparing to face a month of January under very high tension. Elisabeth Borne, who received part of the unions this Tuesday and continues her consultations today, will present next week the pension reform against which the social agents will mobilize.

Before trying to convince you about immigration and energy, two highly flammable political issues in a context of record price increases.

If you have not followed the explosive files that await the government, here we summarize everything.

To meet again after a few days off for the Christmas holidays, the members of the government began their day at Place Beauvau for the traditional back-to-school breakfast at the Ministry of the Interior, organized by Gérald Darmanin.

At 10:00 a.m., the government team will travel to the Élysée Palace, located opposite, to send their wishes to Emmanuel Macron and then participate in the Council of Ministers.

Finally, Olivier Véran will give his first press conference of the year where he will address the issue of pensions, the reform of which will be announced on January 10.

Welcome to this live policy on January 4 to follow the government’s return to school.