Gabriel Attal propone un nuevo Código del Trabajo en una entrevista a Le Figaro

Gabriel Attal, secretario general de Renaissance, concedió una entrevista exclusiva a Le Figaro el 30 de abril de 2026. Mientras prepara su declaración de candidatura presidencial, propone redactar "un nuevo Código del Trabajo" y critica los excesos de la actual legislación laboral.

El ex primer ministro Gabriel Attal ejerce como secretario general de Renaissance y presidente del grupo Ensemble pour la République en la Asamblea Nacional. En vísperas del 1 de mayo, presentó a Le Figaro sus propuestas para "el derecho al trabajo y la libertad de trabajar".

Attal denuncia las "mentiras" y el enfoque "terriblemente político" de la CGT de cara a las manifestaciones sindicales. Al ser preguntado sobre la negativa del gobierno a flexibilizar las normas laborales del 1 de mayo, declaró: "Espero que la inteligencia colectiva prevalezca sobre la ambigüedad".

Advierte contra las sanciones a panaderos y floristas: "Sería totalmente inaceptable que los panaderos y floristas que escucharon al gobierno permitirles abrir fueran finalmente sancionados debido a la falta de un marco legal real". El ministro de Trabajo pidió "inteligencia colectiva" para evitar multas a los comercios abiertos.

La entrevista se produce mientras Attal prepara su declaración de candidatura presidencial para 2027, en un contexto en el que figuras como Édouard Philippe y Jordan Bardella también han revelado sus programas económicos.

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