LFrance is a funny country. Its debt is soaring, its public deficits are widening, its economic activity is flattening, unemployment is rising again, international competition is toughening, and yet the political class, in unison or almost in its demagogic impulse, does not propose only costly and dangerous renunciations, at the risk of bankruptcy. At the start of the year, the desire to revisit pension reform has turned into an obsession.
Yet wasn't this the only structural law of Macron's second five-year term capable of putting some money back into the coffers and reassuring the markets? Certainly, François Bayrou, to whom we owe a courageous presidential campaign on the issue of debt in 2007, warned at length on Tuesday afternoon before the National Assembly about …
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