Emmanuel Macron slapped, the Republic humiliated

L'Alsace

Emmanuel Macron slapped, a red line crossed,

Le Maine Libre

A slap in the face of democracy,

Le Progrès

The slap that worries,

Le Parisien

The slap shaking the Republic,

Southwest

Does the blow to the president mark a further escalation in the degradation of public debate in France?"

French political life has never been a long river of love and leniency.

In the 1930s, the fascist leagues publicly called for the assassination of Leon Blum.

This was the object of a hatred not far from that which has surged against Emmanuel Macron since the movement of yellow vests.

But after the Tain-L'hermitage episode, and one year away from a possibly unbreathable presidential election, it is time to warn, believes Southwest, of the danger of vociferating against these opaque elites who would release viruses, which simmer attacks, which would organize the dictatorship.

Today was a slap in the face.

And tomorrow ?

This slap in the face is one more episode in this deterioration of the climate. A background of increasingly rancid air which only trivializes verbal violence, which gives voice to the one who shouts the loudest and clashes the fastest

We could dissect the royalist cry of this 28-year-old man before taking action. But this

which rallies the fanatics of Action Française wanting to put down the

republican

, is only one more symptom

The Charente Libre.

That of a France that gets used to violence, of offering brain time available to all components of the ultra-right, of reversing republican values, making Zemmour the new prophet of the lights of the 21st century and of the extreme right, a possible remedy to save the nation from a supposed slump

 the presidential office imposes respect on those who live and act under its jurisdiction. 

Le Figaro

oversize the scope of this event.

It would be giving too much importance to the fool who wanted to be noticed.

The best answer was given by Emmanuel Macron himself who immediately decided not to change the program of this trip in any way.

Don't stop, don't over-dramatize either.

The unacceptable nature of such an act imposes a reflex of unity, it does not mean that the Republic is in danger. 

Curfew postponed to 11 pm, reopening of dining rooms, softer gauges in public places: this June 9 has a taste of rediscovered freedom

Liberation

do not believe that the virus dies because the epidemic is subsiding. Many scientists predict that it will continue to circulate. Hence the urgency to also think about extending vaccination coverage to the poorest and most vulnerable, whether they are from here or elsewhere, because our freedom also depends on theirs. This pandemic has also highlighted the weaknesses of our research tool and our hospital system, it has highlighted the vital need to place the environment at the top of the agenda and, for some, the crucial need to reconnect with the nature. In short

Liberation

let's take advantage of this return to life, yes, a thousand times yes, but let's not forget this

which many of us, in a moment of bewilderment perhaps, believed. 

 the return to the office

La Croix

The end of

will lead to the gradual return of employees to their workplaces from this Wednesday.

 most employees do not imagine the end of teleworking.

As are some companies.

In 2019, between 500,000

to 800,000

employees teleworked on a regular basis.

Today, it is possible for 6 or 7 million.