US EditionSecurity Budget: the Freezing of Retirement Pensions and Social Minima Again Rejected by Meps
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On Friday, the National Assembly again rejected the freezing of retirement pensions and social minima, one of the most explosive measures in the draft budget of the Social Security, which it had already opposed at first reading. MPs removed the measure by 197 votes to 84. In its original text, the government provided for the freezing of all retirement pensions and social benefits (family allowances, RSA, APL...), usually indexed to inflation. Du…
The National Assembly reiterates its opposition to the freezing of retirement pensions and social minima, a controversial measure in the draft budget for social security.
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The Senate had re-established the freeze on pensions and social minimums on 25 November. After having already opposed it at first reading, the National Assembly once again abolished the measure on Friday.
As at first reading, MEPs rejected any freezing of retirement pensions and social minima provided for in the draft budget of the Social Security, a blow for the government.
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