The president of France will give a televised interview today, which is expected with particular interest
French President Emmanuel Macron said today that he does not intend to dissolve the National Assembly, reshuffle his government or call a referendum to quell popular protest, people who attended a meeting at the Elysee Palace told AFP.
“No dissolution, no reshuffle, no referendum,” said one participant after the conclusion of the meeting involving top government ministers and Macron camp officials.
According to one of the participants, the French president asked the government camp to present within “two or three weeks at the most” “proposals” to “change the method and agenda of reforms.”
The same source clarified, Emmanuel Macron wants “some clear plans to be identified within a clear agenda”, for example, until the 2024 Olympics “with a clear method” to avoid “the repetition of questioning the legitimacy of a legislative text ».
The president of France will give television interviewwhich is expected with particular interest and will take the floor “later”, explained a source from the presidential camp.
Emmanuel Macron called for reforms “with less laws and more regulations” when an absolute majority in the National Assembly is not secured,” the source in the presidential camp explained.
Source :Skai
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