“She fights and assumes a status that is not that of a woman at the time”

Yannick Jadot, Europe Ecology-Les Verts candidate, gave us an appointment at Place de la Bastille in Paris, a story for him to bring Olympe de Gouges into his personal Pantheon (a point in common with Anne Hidalgo…). He also wanted to share his love of Albert Camus and Romain Gary (a common point with Eric Zemmour…). We also talked about Dany Cohn-Bendit and José Bové, both of whom populate his Pantheon, as do his parents and some of his teachers.

Yannick Jadot and the other candidates for the presidential 2022 have made an appointment with Thomas Snégaroff in the place of their choice to deliver their intimate pantheon. One of the prerogatives of the President of the Republic is to decide who can enter the Pantheon. “Great men the grateful country” is it written on the monument of the Sainte-Geneviève mountain, in Paris. But even before entering the Élysée, each of the candidates for the presidential election is nourished by a personal pantheon. Authors, political figures, but also intimates, women and men, but also, why not, fictional heroes, who populate the imagination of the candidates, who built them. All these names, known or unknown, make it possible to better know candidates who engage as rarely.