The cacophony at the top of the state blurs the message on deconfinement

Each his domain but still. Emmanuel Macron often encroaches on that of Edouard Philippe and his government. Sometimes to the point of causing confusion at the top of the state in the development of the deconfinement plan. "Today, being a minister is not easy for anyone," sighs an adviser. The first of them experienced it again on Monday.

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Monday, while Edouard Philippe has just presented his deconfinement plan before the Senate, Emmanuel Macron also takes up the subject and calls, from the Élysée, the French to approach this phase with "a lot of organization" , "calm" , "pragmatism and goodwill" while ensuring "to understand all the concerns" , in particular on the reopening of schools.

Cluttering and telescoping

A subject on which the executive has still chained the boondoggles this weekend. Contrary to what the Prime Minister announced on April 28, schools will not reopen throughout the territory at the end of confinement. The Élysée has given way

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