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"We Are No Longer Taking Palliative Care Measures": Gabriel Attal Is in Charge of the Reform of the Pensions of Édouard Philippe Who "Is Exactly the Proposal Made by Emmanuel Macron in 2022"

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Invited this Wednesday morning on Europe 1/CNews, Gabriel Attal considered it necessary to "change the pension system", while considering the reform proposed by Édouard Philippe insufficient.

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Invited this Wednesday morning on Europe 1/CNews, Gabriel Attal considered it necessary to "change the pension system", while considering the reform proposed by Édouard Philippe insufficient.

·France
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On the plateau of the Bollorean channel CNews this Wednesday, the Renaissance candidate strongly criticized the project presented the day before by his competitor of Horizons, who wants to reduce the legal retirement age to 65.

·Paris, France
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After the announcement of Edward Philippe's official pension project, Gabriel Attal said that he wanted to go further by wanting to "change the system". More legal age of departure, instead of the duration of contributions. Explanations.

·Gennevilliers, France
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Edouard Philippe's proposal, to gradually reach a legal age of departure at age 65 with 45 annuities of contribution, is "the Macron proposal of 2022", according to Gabriel Attal, which proposes to abolish the legal age of departure.

·Paris, France
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The reform of pensions is still a matter of debate. Gabriel Attal's package on this thorny issue has not gone unnoticed.

Gabriel Attal rejects the reform of Édouard Philippe and the outdated judge in the face of a system which he considers to be breathless. Their two visions draw out some of the most important elements of the system.

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Le Monde broke the news in Paris, France on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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