"The Case Will Inevitably Come Back on the Table": François Hollande Favours a Decline in the Retirement Age, at 63 Years
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The former president, potential presidential candidate 2027, also supports in a programme book and an interview published Wednesday in the "Point" the introduction of a capitalization share.
The former President of the Republic publishes a book, in the form of a programme for the presidential election, even though he is not currently an official candidate.
François Hollande, in a programme book and an interview at the "Point" published on Wednesday, proposes to set the legal retirement age at 63 years and then gradually extend the contribution period,
A few months before the next presidential election, the former head of state reveals the main lines of his project for France. He intends to stand out from the line defended by his own camp. ...
In order to finance a reduction in social contributions, the former president proposed "a contribution which would affect part of the large estates" and an increase in the normal rate of VAT, which would gradually increase from 20% to 24%.
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