Olivier Faure says that if parliament was not seized, authorities’s censorship could be a “moral obligation” | EUROtoday

The first secretary of the Socialist Party (PS), Olivier Faure, declared on Saturday March 29 that, on the query of pensions, the parliament ought to be seized after discussions between social companions, with out which the censorship of the federal government of François Bayrou could be a “Moral obligation”.

Mid-March, François Bayrou closed the door to a return to retirement at 62 years previous, in full discussions of this “Conclave” on pensions. The Prime Minister subsequently has “Already given the conclusion that he was drawing himself”criticized Olivier Faure throughout an interview on LCI.

“Despite everything, you have unions and the employers who have decided to continue to discuss”he famous. “This means that the question of legal age is always on the table. As long as the discussion takes place, it must be allowed to extend. »»

A decisive parliament

Then the Prime Minister “Started to seize the Parliament, which must have the last word on the question of pensions”added Olivier Faure. “Parliament must, at one point, be seized. If it was not, then, indeed, censorship would obviously be for me a moral obligation compared to the French and the French who trusted us to carry this message ”hammered the primary secretary of the PS.

Arriving in Matignon, François Bayrou had proposed to the social companions to rediscover the contested reform of pensions, acquiring in return that the socialists don’t censor it on the funds.

In the marketing campaign for a fourth time period on the head of the PS, Olivier Faure, saying to himself ” confident “ In his re -election, his report additionally defended on Saturday.

During “The two years that have just passed, all the decisions I proposed to the vote of our national bodies and to the activists were adopted unanimously or almost unanimous”he argued, citing specifically the censorship of the federal government of Michel Barnier and the non-censorship of that of Mr. Bayrou.