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Guest of the 11 p.m. of franceinfo, the political journalist at the Journal du Dimanche Sarah Paillou draws up an initial assessment of Emmanuel Macron’s second five-year term and of these first 100 days marked by the strong opposition he knows in the Assembly.
“The balance sheet is mixed“, sums up the Journal du Dimanche journalist Sarah Paillou about the first 100 days of Emmanuel Macron’s second five-year term. “We were first told of a completely blocked five-year term, a government and a President of the Republic prevented from acting and a National Assembly subject to permanent chaos.“, and the government was finally able to pass its bills, in particular the purchasing power law and the law against Covid-19.
On the other hand, these votes are made “at a much slower pace, and at the cost of concessions, compromises with the opposition, mainly with the right“. The comparison with the first 100 days of the first five-year term reveals that the president was able to pass fewer major laws.