SURVEY
Two thirds of French people are against the pivotal age, according to a survey by the Elabe Institute for Opinion. Conversely, the establishment of a points scheme and the merger of the 42 schemes into a single, universal scheme are approved. In total, more than one in two respondents is opposed to the reform of the state.
Similarly, 53% of those questioned support it, against 38% who oppose it.
Responsibility for prolonging the conflict goes more to the government (43%) than to the unions (23%). Respondents also point out, at 62%, the apparent contradiction between the desire to establish a universal regime and the concessions granted to certain categories, while judging these concessions legitimate (56%).
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