Guest of the RMC weekend morning political interview, the current mayor of Reims explained the pension reform that Emmanuel Macron would like to put in place by the summer of 2023.
“This reform is essential, the president is on the right direction.” On the occasion of the political interview of the RMC weekend morning this Saturday, Arnaud Robinet did not hide his agreement with the President of the Republic in relation to the pension reform. The latter would like to put it on from the summer of 2023, and the mayor of Reims sees that in a good light.
“This is good news, the president is on the right direction. The implementation of this reform is essential to ensure a revaluation of pensions.”
But then, could there be an ideal pension reform? For the Horizons party member, the age to set is 65. Arnaud Robinet wants to go step by step but for him one thing is certain: The French are ready.
“We have to go there and be brave, we have to show pedagogy and negotiations with the French because we have to save this pay-as-you-go system out of solidarity, it’s a responsible and pragmatic measure.”
His divergence from LR and his entry into Horizons
As we arrive a few days before the first round of the legislative elections, Emmanuel Macron has been very discreet lately and has finally come out of silence. For Arnaud Robinet, it is necessary for the current President of the Republic to campaign in order to obtain the presidential majority. He calls on the French to make “the right choice”.
“It is necessary for the president to enter the arena for the legislative elections, there are so many issues. The French must realize that Emmanuel Macron must have the majority.”
To conclude his remarks, the mayor of Reims spoke about the reasons for his departure from the LR and to join Horizons the party of Edouard Philippe allying with the majority.
“LR has become extremely right-wing, the line that has been chosen by this party is not the one the French want, I think they will score less than in 2017.”
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