Tag: Economic policy
In terms of energy policy, moral display has supplanted strategy, by Anne Rosencher
It is in a sober setting, far from the golds with which it sometimes knows how to adorn itself, that the Republic has just examined, for six months, the reasons…
“Wind turbines, why so much hatred?” : a plea to qualify
In the debates on the essential energy transition to come, among the most striking points of confrontation, there is clearly the role and status of wind turbines in the production…
Energy sovereignty: what to remember from the report of the commission of inquiry
After more than six months of work and 88 hearings, in a context of crisis in the energy sector, the report of the parliamentary commission of inquiry “aiming to establish…
CGT: “The election of Sophie Binet is the revenge of the magazine ‘Antoinette'”
At the end of a congress of which she herself underlined the “violence” of the debates, Sophie Binet succeeded Philippe Martinez on March 31 as general secretary of the CGT.…
Income inequality: why some are doing better than others
The debate on inequalities often suffers from shortcuts that presuppose a strong determinism in the evolution of income. “We all know that certain categories of people do not leave with…
Pensions, Macron, China: letters from the readers of L’Express
Pensions: visionary Macron… Jacky Morelet, Ruelle-sur-Touvre (Charente) Opponents of the reform are convinced that their arguments must prevail and that a law that the street considers unfair is not legitimate.…
Future labor law: how the government hopes to “calm” the unions
It’s a play whose script is almost already written in advance. The place: Matignon. The moment: Wednesday, April 5 at 10 a.m. The leading roles: Elisabeth Borne and the leaders…
CGT, the underside of the congress: war for the throne, nervous breakdowns and betrayals
It’s a Hitchcockian thriller. The scene is set: the closed door of a conclave, nervous breakdowns, annealed hatreds, personal ambitions and quarrels of chapel. Everything is in place so that…
Constitution, global warming… The letters from the readers of the Express
Retreats seen from Quebec Denis Malgrange, Limay (Yvelines) I just came back from Quebec, where French news is followed closely, and I was able to see the perplexity of Quebecers.…
Debt: bad weather notice on our public finances
In their latest weather report on the homeland of “whatever it takes”, forecasters from the International Monetary Fund blow hot and cold. “Overall, the risk of France defaulting is low…