<- Hard dé e: 0.021975994110107 sec -> Manuel Valls used his policy speech Tuesday to the National Assembly, to detail the boost finally granted to small retreats and off controversy arose last week . The head of government has announced a “special bonus” for pensioners receiving less than 1
The Prime Minister, however, did not say in his speech the amount of the outstanding premium.
The government procrastination
While Manuel Valls had promised the end of April, especially to calm the anger of the Socialists “slingers”, the government announced Friday that it did not intend to upgrade the pensions below 1,200 euros (6.5 million individuals) that were due on 1 October because of too low inflation.
The decision provoked an immediate outcry. Right, but to the left, where the announcement was fanned even more tension between the government and its majority in the National Assembly. Slingers, who had made a casus belli when considering amending budget of Social Security, are immediately on the frontlines. For their part, the radical left, whose votes weigh heavily for most of Valls, pronto demanded a move.
The message has been heard by the government, beginning as early as this weekend operation demining, just before the vote of confidence. In the JDD, the Prime Minister first said he wanted to “compensate the negative effect (inflation) on small pensions.” Then came the turn of Jean-Marie Le Guen, State Secretary for Relations with Parliament, which clarified. On the radio, he assured Sunday that “even if the government knows that today he must measure public spending, particularly in the context of the pension system, there will be a boost to be given to small pensions . “
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