Terminal and a new declaration of general policy, voting method in Paris… The indiscretions of Figaro Magazine
CHRONICLE – Short sentences and behind the scenes of the political week, by Carl Meeus….
Terminal and a new declaration of general policy, voting method in Paris… The indiscretions of Figaro Magazine
CHRONICLE – Short sentences and behind the scenes of the political week, by Carl Meeus.
The Prime Minister gave her roadmap for the coming months on Wednesday. Emmanuel Macron left “one hundred days” to Elisabeth Borne to unblock the political situation and show that there is a channel through parliament to p*** government texts. In her mind, the Prime Minister did not intend to limit herself to this three-month limit. She wanted to give visibility to nine months on government projects. A clever way to show that his lease at Matignon was not reduced to these few weeks of respite granted by the President of the Republic. But where the Head of State continues to want to enlarge his majority permanently, Elisabeth Borne understood that she could only count on text-by-text agreements. Emmanuel Macron wants to keep up the pressure on the Republicans, but also on its majority. The Prime Minister is playing her political survival by continuing what she has been doing for a year: finding majorities…
