Is it still possible to reform? The question may seem blunt. It is, above all, necessary.
Year after year, in Luxembourg as in Europe, we launch consultations, commission reports, establish diagnoses, and announce transformations. And yet, when the time comes to decide and implement them, ambitions are often scaled back. Timelines are extended, compromises sometimes end up taking precedence over the initial ambition. And reforms, the real ones, are postponed, diluted, sometimes stripped of part of their substance.
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