“It will be progressive. All those who will have entered the world of work before the age of 24 will have an advantage” for retiring which will be “very important between 17 and 20 years old” then “important until the age of 24”, detailed the candidate of the National Rally. in the presidential election. Marine Le Pen had until now been considering retirement at age 60 with 40 annuities for everyone, a measure which had been criticized, including in her own camp.
“I’m not giving up the 40 annuities, that’s the basis” but “for those who started early, that is to say between 17 and 20 years old, a” retirement will be possible “at 60 years” with full retirement, said Marine Le Pen, who will present her proposals in this area in “a few days”.
She castigates the proposal of a bonus to employees without charge of Eric Zemmour
“The earlier you started working, the more you have to retire at a reasonable age,” she argued. “Because when you start early, it’s often because you do manual work, whereas when you enter working life later, it’s often because you do intellectual work that is much less tiring. . “I refuse to continue to gradually increase the retirement age, which means that there are people who will never reach retirement age and will never have a full pension,” said she added.
Asked in the wake of the social network Twitch, the RN candidate castigated the proposal of her far-right rival Eric Zemmour of a bonus for employees without charge, up to three months’ wages, at the whim of employers.
“He is very very liberal”, “the consequence” of this measure “will be a 20% drop in wages because business leaders will be tempted to hire people with 20% less wages by telling them you will have three months of bonuses, ”says Marine Le Pen. “But it’s not on the basis of premiums that you rent an apartment and get a loan from the bank,” she pointed out. And this measure “ruins Social Security”, she said.
“The group where I am abused the most is the Bolloré group”
Asked about her wish to privatize the public audiovisual sector, Marine Le Pen explained that she was not doing it out of a “spirit of revenge” but to “give back” to the French the 138 euros of the audiovisual license fee.
“To be completely honest, I have been mistreated as much on the public service as in the private channels (…) For the moment the group where I am being mistreated the most is the Bolloré group. “, she launched, after having already complained in the past of CNews that she finds too favorable to Eric Zemmour.