During his appearance on the show “Bonjour!”, broadcast on TF1 this Tuesday, August 27, Sébastien Chenu spoke about the negotiations concerning the future Prime Minister, explaining that the RN was nevertheless waiting for him to meet certain conditions.
The RN sets its demands. This Tuesday, August 27, the vice-president of the National Rally, Sébastien Chenu, was passing through Bonjour!the TF1 morning show. The opportunity for him to take stock of the RN’s position in the negotiations with Emmanuel Macron to find the name of the future Prime Minister. In front of the show’s columnists, the 51-year-old politician revealed that the far right will not vote for a motion of censure if Gabriel Attal’s successor fulfills “certain conditions”Among them, Sébastien Chenu then specified that the tenant of Matignon should not carry the program of the New Popular Front, but that he should also provide guarantees on several subjects such as “immigration, security and the purchasing power of the French”.
The statement comes just a day after the National Rally revealed it would censor “any left-wing government”. “We will censor any government that comes from the New Popular Front, but especially that implements the program of the New Popular Front”assured Sébastien Chenu on France 2, this Monday, August 26. The politician also confirmed his desire to “to banish from the political system” France Unbowed, “anti-republican party” which, according to him, carries a program “harmful to the country.”
“Jean-Luc Mélenchon will lead this government”
On Monday, August 26, Jordan Bardella and Marine Le Pen were invited to the Élysée Palace to negotiate with Emmanuel Macron. As they left this meeting, the two RN executives spoke, confirming Sébastien Chenu’s previous statement. “We indicated that we were in favour of a motion of censure against a probable government of the New Popular Front”Jordan Bardella had declared. To which the former president of the National Rally had added: “The idea of a New Popular Front government where there would be no ‘insoumis’ minister changes absolutely nothing: it is La France insoumise and therefore it is Jean-Luc Mélenchon who will actually lead this government.”
published on August 27 at 9:50 a.m., Tanguy Jaillant, 6Medias
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