The day after the censorship of Michel Barnier's government, President Emmanuel Macron addresses the French at 8 p.m. this Thursday evening, as part of a speech. According to one of his relatives, the head of state should not give the name of the new Prime Minister this Thursday evening. What will he announce? Follow our live stream.
Almost six months after his speech on June 9, marked by the announcement of the dissolution of the National Assembly, Emmanuel Macron addresses the French once again this Thursday evening at 8 p.m. A speech to listen to live on Europe 1, and which comes the day after the censorship of Michel Barnier's government on the question of the Social Security budget.
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The main information:
– Emmanuel Macron delivers a speech this Thursday at 8 p.m.
– The president addresses the French the day after the censorship of Michel Barnier's government
– Retailleau, Cazeneuve, Bayrou… These names circulating to succeed Michel Barnier
– Unless there is a big last minute surprise, Emmanuel Macron should not announce his resignation
The name of the future Prime Minister will not be given this Thursday evening
Emmanuel Macron “took note” of the resignation of Michel Barnier after censorship. The head of state's entourage does not provide at this stage any timetable for the appointment of a new Prime Minister, but several of those close to him have confided that this time he intends to act quickly. From Thursday evening? “He has no choice,” thinks one of his relatives. The President of the Assembly, Yaël Braun-Pivet, urged him in the morning to do it “quickly” in order to “not let any hesitation set in”.
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Names are circulating to replace Michel Barnier at Matignon, notably those of Bruno Retailleau, Bernard Cazeneuve, François Bayrou and Sébastien Lecornu. Note that the Head of State had lunch with the president of MoDem. But according to one of his relatives, he should not appoint a successor to Matignon this Thursday evening.
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A resignation? “Political fiction”
While the deputies of the New Popular Front are calling for the resignation of Emmanuel Macron, the main person concerned put an end to this possibility on the sidelines of his trip to Saudi Arabia. It’s “political fiction”, he dismissed. “It doesn’t make sense”, “it’s frankly not up to the standard of saying these things”, he also declared. A resignation therefore seems far from being on the agenda.
