While Nicolas Sarkozy is calling for the appointment of a right-wing Prime Minister, the spokesperson for the National Rally, Laurent Jacobelli, declared on Saturday August 31, on franceinfo, that he did not see “interest” of a government “with people close to Laurent Wauquiez”The Moselle MP thus considered that he represented the right. “of betrayal, of particular and individual interest, ready for all compromises” and that he would apply “the same policy as Emmanuel Macron for seven years.” However, the spokesman for the far-right party assured that he there would not be “no automatic censorship” facing a Prime Minister from the Republicans, as long as the laws voted on go in the direction of “less insecurity, less immigration, more purchasing power”THE “three fundamental points” defended by the RN. Follow our live feed.
LFI has launched impeachment proceedings against Emmanuel Macron. The motion for a resolution to initiate impeachment proceedings against the President of the Republic “was sent today to parliamentarians for co-signatures”said MP Mathilde Panot, president of the La France Insoumise group in the Assembly, on Saturday August 31, on the social network X. The impeachment procedure provided for in article 68 of the Constitution must be filed by one tenth of the deputies, or 58 deputies.
Nicolas Sarkozy wants “a right-wing Prime Minister”. The former President of the Republic called on elected officials of the Les Républicains party to work towards “to appoint a right-wing Prime Minister.” In an interview with Figarohe also considered that the former socialist Bernard Cazeneuve, mentioned for the post, is not “in line with the centre of gravity of French politics”.
The New Popular Front says it is “concerned and angry”. “I believe that today, like the country, we are concerned and angry.”declared Lucie Castets during a meeting at the Socialist Party summer days in Blois (Loir-et-Cher). The candidate of the left alliance for Matignon reacted to Emmanuel Macron’s decision to rule out the hypothesis of an NFP government at the beginning of the week.
A majority still sought in the Assembly. For Frédéric Valletoux, the resigning Minister of Health, “what matters”these are not the names mentioned for the post of Prime Minister, but “the coalition program, which will provide stability”he declared on franceinfo. “The President of the Republic is within a framework that he has established and which has allowed dialogue”he said.