Ludovic Mendès, Renaissance deputy for Moselle, is particularly awaiting answers on “purchasing power” and “economic development”

First of all, what does Ludovic Mendès, Renaissance MP (Moselle), think of the controversy surrounding the comments of Amélie Oudéa-Castéra? “We can recognize that there was a sentence which may be unfortunate, (…) but I think that the initial controversy, of knowing where the minister’s children go, whether in public school or in the “private school has no place in the political debate”, introduces Ludovic Mendès. “Perhaps the declaration was not appropriate, but to throw so much opprobrium at him is quite complicated,” he continues.

Purchasing power, economic development and referendum questions

What does he expect from Emmanuel Macron’s press conference? If Ludovic Mendès believes that “the five-year term has started well”particularly with the votes on the retirement law and the immigration law, he is waiting, “like all French people”some answers “on purchasing power, on economic development, on where the country is going in the coming years, (…) and potentially, perhaps, one or more referendum questions”evoking in particular the reform of the Constitution.