The script is written in advance.
Everyone knows it and recite it as if they had already experienced it.
So goes the story: the government will feign openness, will hammer on the media scene that the
"dialogue"
has been maintained and that, by taking up some of their proposals, pledges have been given to the left and the right.
The oppositions will play the card of anger, will put pressure by judging the measures of the executive insufficient or bad.
They will even manage to have some of their amendments voted on, putting the presidential camp in the minority on several occasions.
The debates will be like this summer: agitated, tense, and even sometimes bitter.
They will be spread over several weeks, often extending late into the night and on weekends in a boiling Hemicycle.
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Then, the Prime Minister, Élisabeth Borne, will appear at the podium and speak.
End of recess.
She will explain that in view of the blockage caused by the behavior of the different…
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