The government of France approved this Monday his controversy pension system reform.
so controversial that more than a million people held rallies once morest the initiative of President Emmanuel Macron.
France will raise the minimum retirement age to 64
Despite the rejection, the government insists on submitting its proposal for delay the retirement age from 62 to 64 by 2030 and bring forward to 2027 the increase in the years of contribution necessary to collect a full pension.
In principle, the government is willing to accept some readjustments in its pension reform project, but it will not relent in delaying the minimum retirement age.
The National Assembly (lower house) will begin debating the bill from February 6, before it is dealt with in the Senate. Left-wing parties and far-right opposition will vote once morest.
In Qatar, Macron spent 31 years of the French minimum wage and 53 years of carbon footprints
To approve it, the ruling party, which lost its absolute majority in June, might count on the Republican supporton the right, in favor of a reform, or resort to two controversial mechanisms to try to apply the new system without putting it to a vote.
The retirement age in the second economy of the European Union is one of the lowest in Europe and, if the reform goes ahead, France would approach the 65 years of Spain or the 67 of Denmark.
The eight main unions, as well as the majority of the population, according to the polls, oppose it and called a new day of protests On January 31.
JL
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