the authorization of assisted suicide and euthanasia deemed necessary by the Citizens’ Convention

What will Emmanuel Macron retain from the recommendations of the Citizens’ Convention on the end of life? That’s the whole question, because the President of the Republic has always remained very cautious on this sensitive subject. We should know more after his speech, Monday April 3 at 11:30 a.m. However, the Head of State has always indicated that he would not take up the proposals of the Citizens’ Convention on the end of life as they stand. But, according to the Elysée, the president will draw the conclusions from this work and chart the course for Act II of this national debate.

A transpartisan subject

Sunday, April 2, the Citizens’ Convention on the end of life approved 76% of active assistance in dying, that is to say assisted suicide, and euthanasia. The end of life is a transpartisan subject and some, in the majority, would like this debate to divert attention from the pension reform file, explains France Télévisions journalist Christelle Méral, who is live in front of the Elysée ( Paris).