First immobile days of new five -year term of Emmanuel Macron

Officially invested on Saturday May 7, the re -elected president always rejects the appointment of a new Prime Minister and that of his government, as well as the first reforms promised during the presidential campaign.

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Since Wednesday, May 4, the Elysée broadcasts a series of videos retracing some significant events from the previous five -year event of Emmanuel Macron on YouTube. The Head of State appears to be launched at full speed in his desire to “transform” French society. “I have the countryside in my legs. There is no transition,” he breathes, with a smile, to Jean-Claude Mailly, then secretary general of Force Ouvrière, proud to carry out reforms “in a record time “. A striking contrast compared to the first days of his new mandate, which is for the time being motionless, just under two weeks after her victory against Marine Le Pen.

The government of Jean Castex, in fact, is still in place, despite the promises of “new impetus” made during the campaign by the candidate president. This team will not be reworked, announced on Wednesday its spokesperson, Gabriel Attal, before May 13, when Emmanuel Macron’s first five-year term will officially end.

However, members of the government thought they were witnessing their last council of ministers on April 28, after which a buffet was exceptionally organized. Since then, time has stretched like a soft watch. The Minister for Transport, Jean-Baptiste Djebbari, even staged himself ironically on Wednesday in a video published on Tiktok, in the midst of his moving boxes, entitled “When it’s been ten days since you wait one new government “.

” State continuity “

During this time, the project presented by Emmanuel Macron is waiting to be unpacked, as if the election had not taken place. The Minister of the Economy, Bruno Le Maire, nevertheless alerted to the “considerable economic difficulties” which now strike France, in the grip of sluggish growth and “new inflation”, especially on basic necessities . “The hardest part is ahead of us,” warned the boss of Bercy on Thursday.

No date is known regarding the launch of the food check, including the Minister of Agriculture, Julien Denormandie, promised the implementation “after the election”. In the same way, the calendar is not fixed for the text in favor of the purchasing power that Emmanuel Macron had projected before the ballot. Arguing “state continuity”, Gabriel Attal assured on Wednesday that “this government is responsible for anticipating and preparing work on the commitments that were made by the President of the Republic”. But the upcoming ministerial changes, which could be accompanied by rediscovery of administrations, put the scope of this work.

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