After the agricultural crisis, the SNCF controllers' strike reminded Gabriel Attal of this reality: governing is not so much about rolling out a meticulously drawn up road map as reacting to current events and adapting to a reality. which comes to thwart the best laid plans.
Which, sometimes, leads to a prudence that contradicts reformist oaths.
It's been more than a month since Matignon changed occupants.
“There will be no downtime,”
Elisabeth Borne’s successor
swore this weekend in
Le Parisien .
From now on?
To be checked.
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But until now, so much time wasted which we know, with Barbara, that he
“can no longer make up for”
.
During the overly long series of reshuffles, the only government time available was devoted to the agricultural crisis.
Which was necessary, but not planned.
However, in the future other crises will inevitably disrupt
the “summer of social progress”
and
the “autumn of work”
that Attal sees succeeding the
“spring of emergencies”
.
In Matignon…
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