Lecorn, which faces a difficult struggle to survive at least two votes on confidence this week, published that decision during the address to parliament, as part of the last attempt to create the conditions for the adoption of the reduced budget for 2026. Year.
Lecornu’s decision is the recognition of the President of France Emmanuel Macron that postponing pension reform was the only way to ensure the survival of Lecornu, his sixth premiere in less than two years.
“I will suggest parliament, but this fall, a suspension of the pension reform from 2023. to the presidential election,” Lecora said.
“From now on until January 2028. there will be no increase in retirement age,” he added.
Pension reform in France is planned to increase the age limit for retirement from 62 to 64 years.
The French Prime Minister tries to push the budget that would reduce the state deficit and enabled the resolution of the accumulated public debt.
(Vijesti.ba / Hina)
