Economists to advise the Prime Minister issue a report Thursday 20th June 2019, advocating the legalization of cannabis. But the government does not seem ready. The legalization of cannabis, a means of “regaining control” in the face of the “failure” of repression? This is the thesis defended by economists in charge of advising the Prime Minister, in a report published Thursday, […]
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The Minister of the Interior does not rule out the question of quotas being posed for “other modes of legal immigration”, apart from the right of asylum. The Minister of the Interior refutes the idea of establishing quotas on the right of asylum but does not exclude that the question is asked for “other modes of legal […]
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The Prime Minister was speaking to the Assembly on Wednesday 12th June 2019 for his second general policy speech, which is to launch the works of Act II of the government “For two years now we have been governing and there is always urgency,” said Edouard Philippe in the preamble of his second policy statement on Wednesday, […]
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SOCIAL: The deficit of the Social Security “would widen” between 1.7 and 4.4 billion euros The budget of the Secu still has the lead in the wing. Returning last year to its lowest level in two decades, the deficit “would widen” again in 2019, between 1.7 and 4.4 billion euros, according to a summary of the Accounts Committee, […]
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For Prime Minister Edouard Philippe, this measure taken by a government would be a “world first.” The destruction of non-food items (clothing, household appliances, hygiene or beauty products, etc.), one of the emblematic cases of waste, will be banned within two to four years in France, announced Tuesday, June 4, 2019, the Prime Minister. Minister Edouard Philippe. This measure, presented as a […]
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MPs begin the review of the draft mobility Bill, which includes a package for greener commuting and taxation of air transport. The National Assembly seizes Monday, June 3, 2019 the sprawling text of law on mobility, which promises jousting around the easing of 80 km/h speed limit and taxation of air transport. Already passed in the Senate at […]
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The GAFA tax that must target the digital giants such as Facebook and Google has been validated by the Senate Wednesday 22nd May, 2019. Members and senators still have to agree. The majority Senate on the right has voted by show of hands, on the night of Tuesday, May 21 to Wednesday, May 22, 2019, […]
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The increase of 5.9% for electricity was proposed by the Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE) in February, but the government has postponed this increase of three months, the maximum delay Regulated electricity tariffs are to increase by 5.9% as of 1 June, according to a government document consulted by AFP on Wednesday. The government submitted Tuesday to the Higher Energy Council […]
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The nine unions of the civil service call to strike Thursday 9th May, 2019 to denounce the draft reform of the status of staff soon examined in the National Assembly. A unitary mobilization that could be “only a step”: the staff of the Civil service and public workers are called to strike and demonstrate everywhere in […]
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Taxes, pensions, constitutional reform, 80km/h … this Monday 29th April, 2019, the government team meets in seminar to discuss the measures of Emmanuel Macron. A few days after the measures unveiled by Emmanuel Macron in response to the Yellow Vests crisis, the government tackles Monday 29th April, 2019 to the headache of their application and their funding, inviting parliamentarians to […]
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