There reigned in Jarnac, this Saturday, January 8, a "serious and serious"
atmosphere
.
To describe it, Didier Le Bret needed a few seconds of reflection.
The man is a diplomat.
He practiced this profession for many years and will undoubtedly keep the folds of it all his life.
He was ambassador to Haiti, director of the Quai d'Orsay crisis unit and national intelligence coordinator before going into the private sector.
It is therefore difficult for him to abruptly evoke the freezing rain of January that came to shower a little more that day on the hopes of a leftist government with social-democratic tendencies, who came to meditate at the tomb of François Mitterrand, twenty-six years later. his departure.
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