Emmanuel Macron triggers the countdown to form the government
Emmanuel Macron ended Thursday evening June 30 a long international sequence which lasted a week.
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Emmanuel Macron ended Thursday evening June 30 a long international sequence which lasted a week.
Back in Paris, the president must now get back to work to name the new government.
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Emmanuel Macron does not like to react under pressure, reports
Valérie Gas
, from the political service of RFI.
Asked about the appointment of the Borne 2 government, the President of the Republic tried to deceive him as if everything was under control and that he was in fact respecting the political and parliamentary calendar: "
The government, like the previous government , was able to make very structuring decisions on purchasing power and health issues, and will continue to do so;
afterwards, as far as the domain of the law is concerned, decisions which required that a new chamber be formed, with elections which are also expected within the new National Assembly.
»
“
All this is done in good order
”
No question for Emmanuel Macron to recognize that the situation of a government on borrowed time with ministers beaten in the resigning legislative elections, with the case of
Damien Abad
against whom a new complaint for rape has been filed, paralyzes the action.
"
It's all done in good order,
" he said.
You referred to drawers, I open them one after the other.
I am not here to comment on what ministers say from Paris, nor to say what I am going to do in Paris.
I will when I get back.
»
Emmanuel Macron has in any case given himself a little extra time: the declaration of general policy by
Elisabeth Borne
before Parliament has been postponed for a day, it will not finally take place until July 6.
Upon his return to Paris, Emmanuel Macron therefore triggered the countdown to finally compose the government.
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