In the aisles of Rungi Market, the news caught up with the President of the Republic very quickly on Tuesday morning at dawn. Challenging pension reform and labor intensity in particular, Emmanuel Macron argued that “a little more work” needed to be done and relied on the “common sense of the French”.
“The real discussion that we should have in society is work,” the Head of State assured, assuring that “the reform allows you to create more wealth for the country.”
The purpose of this trip to the suburbs of Paris, the world’s largest fresh food market, is to see “the French who work early,” the Elysee Palace announced on Monday. Then the Head of State will take part in the opening of the Paris Agricultural Exhibition on Saturday.
Source: Le Parisien
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