"
I have no intention of participating in a government with Emmanuel Macron, unless it is a government of cohabitation
", sweeps away the deputy of the Somme, François Ruffin.
This Sunday, on the set of the Grand Jury RTL-
Le Figaro
-LCI, the Insoumis responds to the Head of State who believes that LFI and the RN are formations that "
do not register as government parties
".
For François Ruffin, this assertion is a sign that “
Jupiter is floundering and no longer knows where to get out of it
”.
According to the Insoumis, the new situation in the National Assembly, where the presidential coalition (LREM, MoDem and Horizons) today only holds a relative majority is however perceived as “good news” by the French.
"
The liberal project is not in the majority in the Assembly, but it is not in the majority in the country either
", regrets the elected representative of the Somme, who admits that the "
social and ecological project
" of rebellious France also failed to convince enough voters.
“When it can be scratched, I take it”
This lack of a clear majority can nevertheless restore power to the National Assembly and enhance the role of Parliament.
For François Ruffin, there was "
an umbilical cord between the Élysée and the Assembly
", which is "
now broken
".
For the legislature which is beginning, the "
deputy reporter
" is therefore delighted with the compromises to come for the Head of State in order to carry out his reforms.
“
If ever there is a return of the Covid, it will not be Manu said.
“But he believes that for the moment, Emmanuel Macron”
does not offer any social compromise and absolutely does not say what he is going to give up
“.
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However, the elected opposition member does not rule out voting in favor of certain texts, if these allow the social advances desired by La France Insoumise.
“
When Emmanuel Macron decided to give 200 million euros to social life auxiliaries, I voted for
”, he recalls, justifying that “
when it can be scratched, I take it
”.
François Ruffin, however, recalls his differences with the project carried by Emmanuel Macron.
For him, there is a "
fundamental disagreement
" on "
the resolution of the ecological crisis
", because "
the first thing to do in this country is to consume less energy
", and not to invest in "
new technologies
”.
Likewise on the increase in the minimum wage to 1400 euros net (against 1300 today), which he says he is ready to vote on if it is presented to the National Assembly, although he believes that "
obviously, that will not be enough not
”.
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The measures proposed by the President of the Republic would absolutely not be sufficient to deal with the current socio-economic situation, insists the parliamentarian.
“
Inflation is long-term, so a long-term response will be needed.
“Faced with the bonuses offered during the previous five-year term: “
I have the impression with Emmanuel Macron of having a department manager at Carrefour: he offers us bonuses and small vouchers
”, he regrets.
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