In the hemicycle, LFI MP Danièle Obono made a point of responding to the speeches of two MPs who caused controversy.
“There were colleagues here who were pleased that at 60, 62, 64 years old they were or knew people who were in shape. I wish them to stay in shape as long as possible. On the other hand, the people affected the hardest by the reform that you want to prevent from being repealed we do not have the means to have the people who are in good shape today to be able to be so. , carer : 'I'm 60 years old and I already can't take it anymore, so another year… it's very hard, I have a very good job but the arduousness is high, I have a stress fracture in my neck. my back 3 years ago, I won't be able to walk anymore'.
Danièle Obono continues with the testimony of a 61-year-old clothing retoucher who explains that “the pain sometimes prevents her from sleeping” and who recalls that “Ambroise Croizat's idea was to retire in good health” . “That won’t be my case,” continues this lady. “These are the people in whose faces you spit, those who will suffer even more the result of your odious obstruction,” added Danièle Obono.
A response made indirectly to two deputies: Brigitte Liso, who launched from the platform that “at 60, we are still very fit, at 62 we are too, at 64 it still works very well”, launched the 65-year-old MP, who spent her career in the private sector as a public and commercial relations manager within large groups.
Earlier in the morning, it was Éliane Kremer, LR MP, who said “at 64 as at 60, we do not go directly to the nursing home or to the coffin!”, sparking an outcry in the Assembly , and a polemical response from the RN deputy Jean-Philippe Tanguy, who denounced “the class arrogance of the party of petty bourgeois who have never worked and who want to pretend that we can work until the end!”
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