Faced with the risk of government, France may be re -found, after the failure to reach a political agreement to reform the country’s pension system.

After four months of consultation, the so -called Conclave for the pension expired late yesterday, Monday, on Monday, his work without reaching an agreement that could be accepted by the majority of members of the French National Assembly.

Prime Minister François Bairou regretted the agreement, saying it would be possible if the country’s political forces had shown a compromise.

Threaten socialists with accusation

The danger of the rule lies after the Socialist Party’s statement that, if the pension bill does not come to the French National Assembly for approval and is attempted to implement a Presidential Decree, then the Socialist MPs will move to the law.

This development is of major importance, since, without the votes of the Socialist Party, there is no majority in the French National Assembly capable of throwing the Bayrou government.

After that, the French Prime Minister will meet today with social partners in a lasting effort to achieve a compromise that could be accepted by the parliamentary majority.

However, the chances are few, as trade unions and employer organizations come to consultation with radically different positions.