One would have to be blind and deaf to ignore the anger that is brewing in the country.
The fire had been smoldering since last year, with the sharp rise in the prices of energy, then of food products, which made the end of the month difficult.
The pension reform, badly put together and massively rejected, has finished disinhibiting those whom Emmanuel Macron exasperates.
In this poisoned atmosphere, many French people no longer support constraints, work or authority.
From demonstrations to pot concerts, everything becomes subject to dispute.
Each day delivers its incident, under the magnifying glass of the media and social networks.
The respite of one hundred days decreed by the Head of State gives the impression of a five-year term so becalmed that it may already be over.
In a word, the impression dominates that everything is going down the drain.
These business leaders are the future of France
Gaëtan de Capele
Alongside this France scogneugneu, however, there is another, discreet, enthusiastic, which vibrates and has faith in the future.
It is that of entrepreneurs.
Far from…
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