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Jordan Bardella's Allies Consider Changes to Le Pen's Pension Plan
2 sourcesFirst reported 22 days agoUpdated 22 days ago
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- Internal tensions rise within the French far-right National Rally regarding pension policies.
- Bardella's team is discussing a shift from Le Pen's commitment to a retirement age of 62.
- Proposals include raising the retirement age for full pension eligibility to 67 based on years of contributions.
- The change has sparked debate within the party, with concerns about alienating the working-class base.
- Le Pen remains supportive of her current retirement plan while discussions continue.
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