the president must “set a course” and “perspectives” according to Arthur Delaporte, deputy (PS) of Calvados

What does Arthur Delaporte, MP (PS) for Calvados, expect from Emmanuel Macron’s trip to New Caledonia? “He must first move in the direction of a president who recognizes that the timetable he has envisaged so far for partial constitutional reform was not optimal“, believes the MP, who encourages “find the path to dialogue“.”In New Caledonia, we don’t discuss under pressure, and what happened last week“, warns Arthur Delaporte, recalling the “eminent responsibility” of the President of the Republic.

According to him, Emmanuel Macron must “set a course“and”outlook“Should the end of June ultimatum for a convocation of Congress to vote on the bill which expands the electorate be postponed?”Obviously“, replies the deputy, who sees the president’s trip as “a way to exit from the top [la] crisis situation”.

“I am waiting for a strong political decision, beyond the symbolic gesture of this presidential trip, which aims to show that at the highest level of the State, we have taken charge of the issue, and that from now on, there will be a actor whose voice will also be that of respecting the State’s commitments and embodying this impartial third party that we so desperately need.” concludes Arthur Delaporte.