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He drew on what is familiar to him to illuminate the usefulness of the secrecy inherent to his function.
As much as his personality.
What's more, in a high school in the pink city called Toulouse-Lautrec, Laurent Fabius relies on painting to make himself understood.
“A painter makes repentances, he passes from the raw material to something which is his final painting.
I don’t know why I make this comparison but in the functioning of democracy, there is a need for public opinion, there is a need for transparency, but also a certain secrecy…”
, this collector tries to illustrate notorious in front of a young audience who dressed up for the occasion.
Like this imaginary artist who
“paints while being a spectator of his painting”
, the President of the Constitutional Council models the public life of the country in the chiaroscuro of the Royal Palace.
“Secrecy is a huge guarantee of independence
,” he says, despite the fantasies surrounding the debates that stir…
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