Posted on Saturday, November 20, 2021 at 12:54 p.m. Through Sudinfo “It is impossible to close nuclear power plants in 2025”, according to Georges-Louis Bouchez. For the president of the MR, “there are not ten thousand solutions”. Ten days from the deadline, he believes that the debate is not over: “Technically, we are still perfectly … Read more
The president of the MR hit a wall at 150km / h during the 24h 2CV. Around 12:30 am that night, Georges-Louis Bouchez was the victim of an accident on the legendary Spa-Francorchamps circuit. A fan of motor racing, the president of the MR took part in the 24h 2CV, when his car was hit … Read more
The president of the MR, Georges-Louis Bouchez, reacted to the proposal of his socialist counterpart, Paul Magnette, on free public transport. Dyears The evening this Saturday, Paul Magnette pleaded for free public transport. Here are the words of the president of the PS in our columns: “In Wallonia, we have lowered the price of subscriptions … Read more
Posted on Friday, September 3, 2021 at 09:52 a.m. Through Sudinfo with Belga The MR strongly criticized the content of the pension reform put forward on Friday by Minister Karine Lalieux, believing that the project should be put back “on the job”. “This reform is outside the budgetary nails and it does not correspond at … Read more
Din a newspaper interview L’Echo, the co-president of Ecolo strongly criticized the president of the MR on the nuclear phase-out. “Georges-Louis Bouchez, who negotiated the government agreement, is either incompetence or dishonesty. Yes, TGV plants produce CO2, but no, they do not increase total CO2 emissions. Why ? For the electricity sector, emissions are recorded … Read more
Posted on Tuesday, August 3, 2021 at 1:44 p.m. The President of the MR justified his remarks according to which job seekers cannot, according to him, refuse job offers for jobs in short supply. This Saturday, in a big interview he gave us, Georges-Louis Bouchez spoke about the shortage of trades. “It becomes unbearable for … Read more