The chosen one does not parry his blows. in the columns of Release, the deputy of the Somme is questioned about the pension reform, whose debates will begin this Monday in the National Assembly, and about the direct consequences of the text in French society. According to him, the current situation is an extension of a “long democratic crisis, at least since 2005.”
“People say, ‘What good is democracy?’ This reform makes things worse. We are before our eyes with a President of the Republic who is separating from the nation. He is endangering our country, “he points out.
According to him, the pension reform is, for Emmanuel Macron, “a marker of his power, over bodies and over the social body.”
“We have hospitals in tatters, a school with black hussars of the Republic recruited in work quotes, an ecological transformation to operate, and they block the country for 0.1 point of GDP! It’s a zero…”, she denounces.
The crucial article 7
On the merits of this reform, the deputy firmly awaits the debates to address various points that in his opinion are essential. “I want Article 7 to be discussed. It is the crux, what matters to the people. It is the moment in which we are going to be able to talk about their lives, confront that with the technocracy, where we are going to see the France of the tables of Excel and the France of reality”, he addresses.
According to the newspaper, this object is precisely the one that moves the legal age from 62 to 64 years.
Regarding the number of amendments, the rebellious France presented 13,000, François Ruffin believes that this “allows us to manage the tempo a bit, speed up, slow down, otherwise they are the ones in control of the calendar.”
“Other forms of financing, in particular. An increase in business contributions, as François Bayrou said. The end of exemptions for high wages, as suggested by the Council for Economic Analysis. But the key is to share the added value,” he explains finally, when questioned about the content of the amendments.
Source: BFM TV
