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"They Will Work up to 67 Years", Bruno Le Maire on the Retirement Defended by Édouard Philippe

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While Edward Philippe, a presidential candidate, wants to raise the retirement age to 65 if he is elected, his proposal has won the favours of Bruno Le Maire. For the former Minister of Economy, working a little longer must thus preserve the purchasing power of the French, and therefore of the future pensioners.

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"They Will Work up to 67 Years", Bruno Le Maire on the Retirement Defended by Édouard Philippe

While Edward Philippe, a presidential candidate, wants to raise the retirement age to 65 if he is elected, his proposal has won the favours of Bruno Le Maire. For the former Minister of Economy, working a little longer must thus preserve the purchasing power of the French, and therefore of the future pensioners.

·Gennevilliers, France
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Capital.fr broke the news in Gennevilliers, France on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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