Pension reform: the long-awaited ax of the Constitutional Council

Rarely has a legal decision been so awaited. This Friday, April 14, the nine wise men of rue Montpensier, in Paris, will decide on the burning pension reform. They were seized by the government and by the opposition, which filed two appeals. Will Laurent Fabius and his colleagues censor the text as a whole, judging that an amending Social Security financing bill is not appropriate to pass a reform with little influence on the Social Security accounts for 2024? It would be an earthquake for the majority. And a tipping point of the five-year term.