Hectic debates, a divided Chamber and a government sometimes found to be in default: no, this is not the scenario of the first episode of a successful political series, but the summary of the last weeks in the National Assembly.
The density of parliamentary life since the legislative elections has suddenly put a spotlight on the discussions at the Palais Bourbon.
Many French people seem to have acquired a taste for monitoring parliamentary work during this busy start to the summer.
Proof of the sudden interest of the French for the activity of the deputies: LCP (The Parliamentary Channel) saw its audiences double on the parliamentary tranches.
“It was already the case during the debates on pensions or during the crisis of “yellow vests”,
tempers Bertrand Delais, the CEO of the chain.
In fact, all the major debates that refer to putting pressure on or controlling the executive are of great interest.
Now the question is whether it will last.
The chain relies on completeness…
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