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François Bayrou dit «non» à un retour à la retraite à 62 ans. Les syndicats se sentent floués, la gauche crie à la trahison.
What is the Prime Minister playing at? What if he had stated the obvious out loud?
Bruno Retailleau puts his resignation on the line and takes a stand against Algiers: but does this firmness pay off? Does the very peculiar Minister of the Interior feel emboldened?
A collective trauma, and the unacceptable becoming almost commonplace: What remains of Covid? 5 years later, how have our societies been affected, how have they transformed?
Michael Darmon, editorialist at I24news
Lilian Alemagna, deputy editor at Libération, in charge of the France department
Stéphane Vernay, deputy editor-in-chief of Ouest France in Paris
Corinne Lhaïk, journalist at l’Opinion
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François Bayrou says «no» to a return to retirement at 62. Unions feel cheated, the left cries betrayal.
What is the Prime Minister playing at? What if he had stated the obvious out loud?
Bruno Retailleau puts his resignation on the line and takes on the power struggle with Algiers: but does this firmness pay off? Does the Minister of the Interior, a very peculiar minister, feel like he’s growing wings?
A collective trauma, and the unacceptable becoming almost commonplace: What remains of Covid? 5 years later, to what extent are our societies imbued with it, how have they transformed?
Guests:
– Michael Darmon, editorialist at I24news
– Lilian Alemagna, deputy editor-in-chief at Libération, in charge of the France service
– Stéphane Vernay, deputy editor-in-chief of Ouest France in Paris
– Corinne Lhaïk, journalist at l’Opinion
Every day, the informed debate about current events with Agathe Lambret and Jean-Rémi Baudot.
Published on March 17, 2025 at 21:23, Reading time: 1 min
Themes:
– François Bayrou says «no» to a return to retirement at 62. Unions feel deceived, the left cries betrayal. What is the Prime Minister up to? What if he had stated the obvious out loud? Bruno Retailleau puts his resignation on the line and takes on the power struggle with Algiers: but does this firmness pay off? Does the Minister of the Interior, a very particular minister, feel like he’s growing wings?
A collective trauma, and the unacceptable that has become almost normal: What remains of Covid? 5 years later, how have our societies been permeated by it, how have they changed?
Guests:
– Michael Darmon, editorialist at I24news
– Lilian Alemagna, deputy editor-in-chief at Libération, in charge of the France department
– Stéphane Vernay, deputy editor-in-chief of Ouest France in Paris
– Corinne Lhaïk, journalist at l’Opinion
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