“We are not going to censor a priori” but “I do not see what positive signal has been sent”, points out Marine Tondelier

The national secretary of the Ecologists party denounces in particular the fact that the new Prime Minister has already received the resigning Minister of the Interior Bruno Retailleau.

“We are not going to censor a priori” François Bayrou, new Prime Minister, assures Marine Tondelier, national secretary of the Ecologists party on Saturday December 14 on France Inter. “But I’m starting to have preconceptions of censorship, because I don’t see what positive signal has been sent” since her appointment, Friday noon, she adds.

Marine Tondelier assures that if in his general policy speech, François Bayrou promises not to use 49.3 in the National Assembly, “we could start talking”. This would mean “that we must seek parliamentary majorities, and there we can talk about substance”explains the national secretary of the Ecologists. “There are subjects on which we can come together, proportional is one of them” or even “fiscal justice”, assure Marine Tondelier.

However, she emphasizes that “if his first gesture is to receive Bruno Retailleau, it’s still a bad start, but it’s up to him, he has his own censorship in his hands”believes the elected environmentalist. Friday December 13 in the evening, after his appointment, François Bayrou received the resigning Minister of the Interior Bruno Retailleau. “It’s all a matter of symbols and signals that are sent”adds Marine Tondelier.