He is still unknown to the general public, but his role in the coming months promises to be crucial.
A little over two weeks ago, Olivier Marleix, 51, was elected president of the Les Républicains deputies in the National Assembly.
A strategic position for the elected representative of Eure-et-Loir, whose group of 62 parliamentarians could allow the President of the Republic to pass certain texts on a case-by-case basis to the Palais Bourbon.
But he promises it already:
"LR will not be in compromise, in the small arrangement."
Son of former minister Alain Marleix - who
"did everything to dissuade him from doing politics"
- this fierce opponent of Emmanuel Macron began his political career alongside Charles Pasqua when the latter was president of the RPR group. in the Senate.
In charge of relations with the Parliament for the town hall of Paris when Jacques Chirac directed it, parliamentary attaché to Michèle Alliot-Marie, then political adviser to Nicolas Sarkozy, Olivier…
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