François Bayrou continues to refine his team. The announcement of the new government will not take place in the evening, France Télévisions learned on Sunday December 22, at the Elysée. At the start of the evening, the Prime Minister went to the Elysée to meet the President of the Republic. According to the entourage of the new tenant of Matignon, the two men had already spoken during the day by telephone. Exchanges which, according to the Prime Minister's entourage, took place “went very well”, the time being at “final adjustments following small comments and adjustments requested”. In the morning, the president of the MoDem deputies, Marc Fesneau, assured in La Tribune Sunday that the full government list should be presented “all at once” and “before Christmas”.
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Former socialist minister François Rebsamen “ready” to “commit”. “Since 2012, I have repeatedly refused to be a minister. Today, I am ready to commit,” announced François Rebsamen on Saturday in an interview with The Tribune on Sunday. “I have had a relationship of trust with the Prime Minister for many years. I think he is the man for the job,” he defends.
Laurent Wauquiez refused to enter government, guarantees requested for LR. The president of the LR deputies, Laurent Wauquiez, told the deputies of his party on Saturday evening that he had refused to enter the government, franceinfo learned from the deputy's entourage. The elected LR is still waiting for guarantees from François Bayrou, for his party's participation in the government.
The PS has “not found the reasons not to censor”. François Bayrou hopes to convince the socialists not to censor his government, having failed to obtain their participation. The PS initially said it was ready to compromise but regretted on Thursday not having “did not find the reasons not to censor” the new Prime Minister. His first secretary, Olivier Faure, said to himself “dismayed at the poverty of what (was) proposed”.
François Bayrou's popularity is historically low. The new Prime Minister begins his duties as head of government with a historically low popularity rating, according to the Ifop barometer-Sunday newspaperpublished Sunday. Only 34% of those surveyed are satisfied or very satisfied with the new tenant of Matignon, and 66% of French people surveyed are dissatisfied.
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