Anne-Sophie Lapix, co-presenter of the election evening for the second round of the presidential elections on France 2 on April 24, 2022, observed the images of the ministers dancing for the victory of Emmanuel Macron on the Champ-de-Mars. At the same time, she listened to the reaction of Louis Aliot, mayor of Perpignan RN, commenting on the defeat of Marine Le Pen. A contrasting situation for the two camps at a time when the 8 p.m. estimates gave the outgoing president at 58.2% and the far-right leader at 41.2%.
The two ministers swaying on the DJ Vanetty set pending the speech of the winner Emmanuel Macron are Barbara Pompili, Minister of Ecological Transition and Joël Giraud, Minister of Territorial Cohesion and Relations with Local Authorities. The two personalities savor the victory by wiggling to the music with great enthusiasm, while the one in charge of Labour, Elisabeth Borne, timidly dares to move in rhythm. The person responsible for the atmosphere at the foot of the Eiffel Tower is a Parisian producer who is an amateur Deep House resident at the Brach, a hotel in the capital. Connoisseurs were able to meet him last summer when he mixed at the Château de Versailles for the big “masked ball” evening.
More seriously, Barbara Pompili spoke to the media about her leader’s re-election: “Yes the score is clear, the French want the president to serve a second term and there is no possible ambiguity. It was the first objective of this evening.“At the microphone of France 2, she added:”Now, we also see that there are still a lot of people who voted for Marine Le Pen, we have a lot of abstentions, and therefore we must hear it. I believe that this empowers us even more, to work together, to ensure that all the projects that will be carried out in the next five-year period are carried out with a spirit of going to see on the ground, listening and building ground.”
“blonde at the Crazy Horse dancer”
Alive and involved in her work, the 46-year-old political personality is a whole woman. She had not hesitated to question in full national assembly a deputy who persisted in calling her Mrs. THE minister, refusing to use the feminine definite article. If her hobbyhorse is ecology, the minister also works alongside the fight against sexism and also rose up when she was described in an article by Eclair Pyrénées, a member of the Sud Ouest group, “blonde at the Crazy Horse dancer”. Less known to the general public, his colleague Joël Giraud finds himself in the buzz by expressing his joy this Sunday.