Socialist MPs take contested pension reform bill to Constitutional Court

The transcript discusses the importance of exhausting all possible avenues, including appealing to the Constitutional Council, despite slim chances of success. It urges the President to reopen discussions on employment issues to address retirement concerns. The potential impact of constitutional ratification is highlighted, along with the dangers of systematic appeals to the Council. The ongoing battle for a fair reform is emphasized, and confidence is expressed in awaiting the Council's decision, with the expectation that the law will be promulgated.

What is the speaker's view on exhausting all possible avenues as a parliamentarian?

How does the speaker perceive the role of the Constitutional Council in the legislative process?

What does the speaker suggest should be discussed to improve employment for young people and seniors?

What concerns does the speaker express regarding the repeated recourse to the Constitutional Council?

What is the speaker's stance on the continuation of the battle for a fair pension reform?