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Emmanuel Macron: “Today his duty is to do everything so that Madame Le Pen does not succeed him,” says Alain Minc
Alain Minc is the guest of France 2’s “4 Vérités”, Tuesday November 5, on the occasion of the publication of his new book, “The Power Lovers Dictionary”. – (France 2)
Alain Minc is the guest of France 2’s “4 Vérités”, Tuesday November 5, on the occasion of the publication of his new book, “The Power Lovers Dictionary”.
Exploring the different forms that power can take, this is the goal that Alain Minc has given himself in his new book The power-loving dictionary. He talks about both business and political power, starting with that of the President of the Republic, Emmanuel Macron: “Today Macron’s duty is to do everything so that Madame The pen does not succeed him and I consider that he does not do so. What power does the politician really have? He is everywhere and nowhere power“, continues Alain Mincciting Michel Foucault. Mais “political power can be very powerful on key things” he continues, recalling that the euro was a “political creation”.
“For a camp of moderates”
Alain Minc then returned to the signed text with Pierre Moscovici in the newspaper La Tribune, calling for a “camp of moderates”. Criticizing the rise of extremes, he explains having broken up with businessman Vincent Bolloré. In question, a vision “different” of freedom. “I told him: ‘in my eyes a journalist is unbearable and irreplaceable, you consider that they are only unbearable‘”. “The breakup was a little dry“, he admits, considering that Vincent Bolloré’s control over the JDD is a “scar made to democracy”.
