PS Congress Valls does not “break” in reforms – Les Echos

During his speech to the PS Congress in Poitiers on Saturday, 6 June, Manuel Valls said that his government would “continue to reform.”

There will be “no break” in the reforms, assured the Prime Minister who intends to “further enhance growth. For more jobs. ” Before the Socialist Party congress in Poitiers, Manuel Valls also recalled and promised: “to reduce unemployment (…) it is the commitment of the President of the Republic. And we will keep! . “

Still on the theme of employment, Manuel Valls reminded business representatives to order:” We expect them to deliver on their commitments, “Does -he warned, adding that if they did not do so, his government would take its responsibilities on the Covenant of responsibility.

A word about tax

To modernize taxation, Manuel Valls pledged during his Speech to set up “the withholding of income tax.” But while this proposal is the subject of all political orientations filed at the conference, the Prime Minister wanted to reassure: “I know our debates. The government is attentive, listens to what is said in the party, to the expectations expressed by the Socialists “

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A word to Sarkozy

Echoing the words of the First Secretary, Jean-Christophe Cambadélis, who wants to PS party fight, Manuel Valls has stepped into the breach to castigate the new party Republicans. “ Doing politics (…), it’s not settle his personal accounts,” has accused Prime Minister Nicolas Sarkozy to address. According to the contrary “ do politics is debated, arguing. It’s not shout or insult. Through these practices in opposition, Nicolas Sarozy is already a problem for the country.”

About party Republicans, Manuel Valls dénnoncé “rhabillage the UMP” for him “is abysmal lack of ideas! C ‘ is the synthesis between the false promises of 2007 and hallucinated speech in Grenoble. By way of renewal, we are offered a large backward! “.” So, I invite the Leader of the Opposition to meditate on the past, before considering the future, “he suggested.

Valls he has a card to play?

The day before this speech, a OpinionWay poll for “Le Figaro” and “LCI” gave Manuel Valls favorite of PS supporters for the presidential 2017 to Francois Hollande. They are 42% prefer a candidate for Prime Minister, against 27% for the president.

With AFP