US EditionFrench Socialists to Push Wealth Tax After Securing PM's Pledge to Suspend Pension Reform
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Will the "victory" which the Socialist Party is celebrating be of short duration? Whatever the means chosen by the government to "suspend" the reform of pensions, nothing is completely guaranteed. Explanations.
DEXYPTAGE - Since Tuesday, the Socialists have been gargaring themselves of a historical "victory" over macroists, who have announced, through Sébastien Lecornu, the suspension of the pension reform. However, in Parliament, the way to achieve this seems extremely tortuous.
French Socialists to push wealth tax after securing PM's pledge to suspend pension reform
France’s opposition Socialist Party said Wednesday it would push for a so-called "Zucman tax" targeting the country’s richest individuals, a day after Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu agreed to suspend an unpopular pension reform in a bid to survive a looming no-confidence vote.
On Tuesday, Sebastien Lecornu announced the suspension of the pension reform. The announcement satisfied the socialist ranks. Does this mean that censorship is moving away? Alba Ventura's answers. (Politics).
The renewed Prime Minister on Sunday issued a long-awaited policy statement this Tuesday. He announced a suspension of the pension reform, thus avoiding a censorship of the socialists. Relive today's news in our direct.
In 2027, it will be necessary to find acceptable ways of prolonging the French career. Lsedito d'Olivier Auguste, assistant editor of the Parisien - Today in France.
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