DIRECT. Legislative: "I think that Emmanuel Macron, unfortunately, will have a majority", concedes Mariani

2022-05-16T06:14:20.504Z

Prime Minister Jean Castex knows that his time is running out at the head of the government. On the left, as at the National Rally, we try

The essential

The Prime Minister could submit the resignation of his government in the coming hours.
Jean Castex will then bow out, after more than a year and ten months of service at the head of the executive.
In a press release published on Sunday, the walkers of Dordogne denounced the investiture of Jérôme Pierrat, convicted in the past for domestic violence.
The Insoumis tried to demine their management of the Taha Bouhafs affair on Sunday.
Jean-Luc Mélenchon, in view of inflation, has reviewed his program and now proposes to raise the minimum wage to 1500 euros.

08:00

"I think that Emmanuel Macron, unfortunately, will have a majority", concedes Thierry Mariani

The MEP considers it unthinkable that the union of the left ends up winning the majority next month.

"I think that Emmanuel Macron, unfortunately, will have a majority," he continues, regretting that the far right has not found alliances.

"I want voters to choose."

07:55

Ruffin returns to the Taha Bouhafs case

The Picard deputy is invited to come back to the Taha Bouhafs affair.

“If TF1 had operated like rebellious France, we would not have had PPDA for 20 years”, he eludes before calling on the alleged victims to file a complaint if they wish.

07:52

Ruffin ready to take to the streets against Macron's pension reform

He says he hopes to be able to carry the pension reform proposed by the left, which pleads for a return to retirement at 60 with 40 years of annuities.

07:51

Ruffin calls for putting the topic of drought on the table

“The big subject that should be in the campaign is that in Picardy where I live it hasn't rained for almost two months.

I invite you to put this question on the table”.

07:49

François Ruffin is the guest of RTL

The outgoing deputy defends the common program on the left, which begins with the price freeze.

“The Cac 40 has made record profits of 160 billion euros, do we hear the government say we are going to create a tax?

This fad that they are making profits and creating jobs is false.

07:47

Eric Piolle justifies his desire to authorize the burkini

The mayor of Grenoble, on RMC, says he wants to allow women to be free to dress as they wish to go to the swimming pool.

“Let women dress as they want,” he says, somewhat annoyed when he is told that men never wear this covering garment.

“It was authorized in Rennes, he said, did that pose a problem”, he continues.

07:45

Ministers prepare for reshuffle

Still a little patience before the end of the Chinese torture.

After three weeks of an interminable wait, the outgoing government should finally be set on its fate by this Wednesday.

Day when Emmanuel Macron intends to preside over the Council of Ministers with a new tenant in Matignon and a new team around him.

"It's time for the comedy to end, it's wearing on our nerves," sighs a suspended secretary of state.

Others drown their expectation as best they can.

“We emptied the cellars, there have never been so many pots!

Laughs a ministerial adviser.

The tribute to M'Jid el Guerrab by Elisabeth Moreno also criticized on the right

The Secretary of State, responsible for winning the 9th constituency for the majority of French people living abroad, saw fit on Sunday to write a message of gratitude to her predecessor, who has just been sentenced to a three-year sentence. prison, including one closed for the assault on Boris Faure with a helmet in 2017 (he appealed).

Yesterday, the boss of the PS Olivier Faure was moved by this initiative.

It is now the turn of Julien Aubert, of the Republicans, still on Twitter.